Yamabushi Park — Attraction in Tokyo

History of the Park Yamabushi Park is said to derive its name from the fact that during the Edo period, the area was home to the residences of yamabushi (mountain ascetics). The park features a Japanese-style garden with a pond, a waterfall, and artificial hills, where you can enjoy the scenery throughout the four seasons.

Directions from the Nearest Stations The nearest station to Yamabushi Park is Iriya Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line.

Approximately a 5-minute walk from Iriya Station.

Uguisudani Station, which serves the JR Yamanote, Keihin-Tohoku, and Joban Lines, is also within walking distance, about a 10-minute walk.

Parking Yamabushi Park does not have its own dedicated parking lot. There are a few metered parking lots in the vicinity, but since the number of spaces is limited, using public transportation is...

Quite clean, several playgrounds. there is tap water for drink too. Sometimes there are people who take...

最近改装されたので遊具が綺麗だが、少し小さい。 野球等が出来そうなスペースがあるのだが、誰でも使えるのか、許可が必要なのかとかは不明。入ったことがない。

夏になると霧が出る装置がある。 霧といっても結構な水分量であり、放って置くと子供は永遠にやり続けるので結果的にズブ濡れといい程に濡れる。 真夏なら良いが、中途半端に肌寒い日だと風邪引く可能性が高いので注意。 大人はすぐ風邪引く。

砂場、ブランコ、一応日除けのあるベンチとテーブル有。 トイレもあるが、キレイとは言えない。 自転車は球技スペース？の横に並べられ...