Kinuta Park

Kinuta Park is a nature-rich park surrounded by the Tama River. Within its vast grounds, there are areas where you can enjoy barbecues and picnics, as well as playgrounds for children. It's also recommended for sports enthusiasts, as there are sports facilities such as multipurpose fields, baseball fields, tennis courts, and track and field stadiums. In addition, there is a Kinuta Park pool and a cycling road, offering a variety of activities. It's the perfect place for those who want to enjoy nature and play to their heart's content.

Kinuta Park is famous for its approximately 930 cherry blossom trees that bloom in full glory in spring, offering beautiful scenery to enjoy. During cherry blossom viewing season, the park is bustling with many people. In particular, the area near the Family Park in the park is recommended as you can enjoy cherry blossoms at eye level. In addition to cherry blossoms, various flowers bloom every season, making it a great place to take a stroll. It's a recommended spot for those who want to feel the seasonal changes in nature.

Among the nature-rich Kinuta Park, we highly recommend visiting the "Bird Sanctuary". The area is enclosed by fences made of oak, cedar, and egonoki trees, creating a protected area for birds. More than 10 species of birds, including mallards and egrets, fly into the area. If you're interested in seeing how wild birds live freely in nature that you wouldn't expect in the city, it's a good idea to quietly peek through the observation window.

Setagaya Art Museum, located in a corner of Kinuta Park, is a museum with various planned exhibitions and collection exhibitions held throughout the year. You can take your time to admire unique works of art, including those by local artists and exhibitions themed around Setagaya ward. Additionally, at the museum's restaurant and cafe, "Le Jardin," you can enjoy lunch and courses while taking in the seasonal views of Kinuta Park.

"Family Park" in Kinuta Park is a lawn square where families can enjoy themselves, as the name suggests. On sunny days, you can see many families and couples sunbathing on leisure sheets. The park prohibits the entry of animals and bicycles, making it a recommended spot for families with small children to spend time safely.