Kinshi Park — Attraction in Tokyo

"A park where you can see the Sky Tree." There is playground equipment for toddlers to elementary school students, and it is divided into two zones depending on the age of the children. There is also a sandbox, and the park is spacious and well-equipped for a park in the city of Tokyo.

It is easily accessible from the station and commercial facilities, and there is a direct connection from the Hanzomon subway line exit and an elevator, so strollers can safely access the park. A long slide is recommended for elementary school students. It was renovated and cleaned last...

Kinshi Park is a compact urban green space, perfect for enjoying seasonal cherry blossoms. It offers amenities like baseball fields and a popular flea market. It's especially beautiful during Ohanami season, though it can get crowded.

It is a great place to spend a day outdoors with the family. It features two playgrounds for children of different ages, plenty of benches to relax on, and even a running course. The park is wheelchair accessible and has public bathrooms. I highly recommend this park to anyone looking for a relaxing and...

There are actually three playground areas. One is for little kids /babies. One is for toddlers up to 3 years old and then a larger playground for kids up to around 8 years old with a large slide. This is a pretty big playground and a little bit confusing. In terms of queuing up for the swings. On a weekend afternoon, it gets pretty crowded as in there may be three kids waiting for the swing. As usual, there is a water fountain and a...