A park too enticing to be fully enjoyed in a single day
Mizumoto Park
The largest waterside park within Tokyo's 23 wards.
The park features a 1.2 km long row of poplar trees, a forest of Metasequoia, known as living fossils, and a Hanashobu (Japanese Iris) garden with approximately 100 species and 14,000 iris plants. It also offers a barbecue area and an adventure playground, making it a year-round destination for various activities.
The park's vast scale and attractions make it impossible to fully explore in just one day.
Facility information
- Telephone
- 03-3607-8321
- Address
- 3-2 Mizumoto Park, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo (Mizumoto Park Service Center)
- Transportation
- Approximately 7 minutes on foot from Mizumoto Park stop, accessed by Keisei Bus (routes Kin61/Kin62) from JR/Keisei Line Kanamachi Station
- Parking
- Available
