Negishi Traffic Park — Attraction in Yokosuka

A cannot miss park for those with young children!! While out on the look for a park for our daughter we came across this jewel by chance. At first glance it way not seem to be much, however once you enter the park is a truly delightful place to visit. As you enter the park it becomes fully apparent that this place is committed to learning! The park consists of streets complete with working lights on a schedule with crosswalks and pedestrian crossing lights as well. As well there is also an area set aside for the youngest and most inexperienced youths that need to figure out the bike in the first place. Also inside the park is a complete listing of traffic signs one would see on the road allowing the youngsters to learn the road in the stately of a controlled environment. For those not wanting to haul out their bikes from home, fear not because they offer an array of bikes and helmets for use at no cost! An absolute must stop while in the area. Notably there also happens to be a pool adjacent to this park that looks to be a great spot to cool down your...

The bicycle park is an amazing place for children to learn rules of the road and have a wonderful time riding bicycles, unicycles and go karts safely. There is a trading area for children who use training wheels and for children to learn how to ride a bicycle if not completely steady on their own as yet. There are attendants who help in along sure the children follow the stoplights as well as providing the correct bicycles to borrow. There is a restroom available and a rest area for parents to view the children cycle. I highly recommend coming to the bicycle park. Bring your own helmets if you prefer not to use the ones provided. A great way to spend time with the children while they learn how to ride and use the roadway...

Great free fun for the kids. They provide bikes from training wheels or balance bikes to adult. They have bikes with rear handles for parents to help kids learn. There is a practice square to learn to ride before going to the streets.

The streets have Lane markings, stop signs, stop lights that change with each other, a rail crossing, one way streets, and intersections.

There is a resting area with air conditioning, clean restroom, and even a nursing room. Vending machines have drinks. A 7-11 is just a block...