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Iroha Shinsui Park
(Iroha Water Park)

A recreation area within the nature.

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Iroha Shinsui Park stretches along Shingashi River in rich nature. Abundant water and the natural setting are utilized in this spacious park. It is divided into 4 zones (Sandbank, Right bank, Left bank, and Crescent moon lake) and 2 pathways (Cherry Blossom Path and Sunlight Path).

Many wild birds find a refuge along the river. Visitors feel the nature close here. Below a shrine, Komorebi-no-michi (Sunlight path) runs along a canal with stone walls, a wooden bridge and a natural spring rare in the city. By the park’s banks, reed and Amur silver grass colony conservation area offers home to harvest mice. Fireflies also enjoy this valuable natural environment.

In spring, the path along the banks are lined with many Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms, and in fall, the cosmos bursts in color. It’s a popular spot for adoring flowers. “Iroha no watashi” offers you a Japanese boat ride. The Park has been setting up food/drink facilities and a playground to make the area more attractive to more visitors.

Highlights

  • Spacious park with 4 zones and 2 paths.
  • Komorebi-no-michi (Sunlight Path) is great for strolling!
  • Firefly habitat and other natural assets.
  • Somei Yoshino cherries in spring and cosmos in fall.

Photos

  • The park stretches along the Shingashi River

    The park stretches along the Shingashi River

  • Bursting with Somei Yoshino in spring

    Bursting with Somei Yoshino in spring

  • Light-up during the full bloom

    Light-up during the full bloom

  • Events to allow experiences with the river

    Events to allow experiences with the river

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Details

Name in Japanese
いろは親水公園
Postal Code
353-0002
Address
5 Nakamuneoka, Shiki City, Saitama
Telephone
048-473-1111 (Shiki City Urban Planning Department)
Open
24 hours
Closed
No closing day
Admission
Free
Parking
Free
Directions
Approximately a 21-minute walk (about 1.7 km) from the east exit of Shiki Station on the Tobu Tojo Line.
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese)