Description
- It’s a regular-sized park in a residential area, but there are a lot of play equipment made from used tires.
- The playground equipment is also unique, including a monster made of tires, a large slide with tires tied to it, and a flower bed made of tires.
- If you ride the JR Keihin Tohoku Line or JR Tokaido Line, you can see it from the train window between Kamata Station and Kawasaki Station.
Business Hours
All times
Closed Days
None
English Support
There are English signs on the warning signs.
Barrier-Free
The entire park is covered in sand, and there are many buried tires, so be careful.
Fees
Free
Access
It is possible to walk from Kamata Station (JR Keihin Tohoku Line / JR Tokaido Line / Tokyu Ikegami Line / Tokyu Tamagawa Line), but it takes more than 20 minutes.
The nearest station, Zoshiki Station (Keikyu Line), can be reached by one train from Haneda Airport, and you can also travel from Shinagawa or Asakusa (in some cases) without connecting. However, please note that only local trains stop at Zoshiki Station.
Official Links
Nearby spots
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