Nogawa Park — Attraction in Tokyo

Formerly a golf course. Quite peaceful and calm, trees (lots of cherry and maple) and grassy areas predominate with plenty trails for walkers and cyclists. Not huge for flowers, we thought, although many ajisai still in bloom in shady areas early July. One or two inventive and inspiring play areas including an open-air fitness gym. Tennis courts and tennis practice area; barbecue area; several wild areas good for plant and insect diversity. The park straddles both the No river and Tohachidori with several crossing bridges. Generally ok for wheelchairs and strollers. Free entry, paid parking, 15mins...

The natural observations garden is part of the park but enclosed by a fence. There’s no entrance fee. Before turning into the path leading to the reserve walk by the little stream. You will see more flying creatures than going inside.

There’s also a nature center but not inside the fence. There were many birds chirping but perched very high on the trees. If you like to observe bring a binoculars. There was pamphlets about the flower plants in...

It will be a great choice if you want to recharge yourself! Full of nature even now you can see Sakura also. There have many bridge there as there has a small canal. This park is also connected to the Musashino Park so you can have the experience to explore two parks in a mean time. If you live near to this park, you should jogging here in the morning, it gives a refreshing feeling and this feeling make you day more fantastic...