This park is perfect for families! There are plenty of sports facilities and lots of playgrounds for kids. You can even play in the water during summer—so awesome.

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Fuchu no Mori Park
A Family Sports Park Featuring Forests, Hills and Beaches
Surrounded by forests and hills, Fuchu no Mori Park features beaches and open squares. It also boasts a complete lineup of sports facilities such as a tennis court and soccer field.
With its colorful play equipment and beaches open for playing in the water during the summer, children can play as much as they like here.
Several works of sculpture have been installed within this park, and there is also an art museum on the grounds.
In the middle of the park, drinks and light meals, as well as play equipment, are sold.
Highlights
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The Flower Promenade, a row of trees from which cherry blossoms bloom and fall, is the symbol of this park. .
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In the summer, the beach is crowded with children who come to play in the water. .
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The barbecue area has equipment and materials, so all you have to do is bring the food!.
Photos
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The Fountain and Flower Promenade
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The Fuchu Art Museum
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Details
- Postal Code
- 183-0001
- Address
- 1-3-1 Sengencho, Fuchu City, Tokyo
- Telephone
- 042-364-8021
- Admission
- Free
- Closed
- No holidays
- Hours
- Open all day
- Access
- About 10 minutes on foot from Higashi-fuchu Station
- Official Website
- Official Website (Japanese)
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