Inokashira Park
A city park opened in 1917, with a boating pond, zoo, and walking paths.
Basic information｜Inokashira Park
A city park opened in 1917. It covers 95 acres (about 380,000 square meters) and includes a pond for boating, a zoo, and walking paths.
Details
- Opening hours
- Mon00:00–24:00Tue00:00–24:00Wed00:00–24:00Thu00:00–24:00Fri00:00–24:00Sat00:00–24:00Sun00:00–24:00
- Business status
- Open
- Official website
- Link
- Phone
- +81 422-47-6900
- Wheelchair accessible
- Yes
Traveler highlights
Inokashira Park spans Musashino and Mitaka, with Inokashira Pond at its center. The long, narrow pond is connected to the Kanda River, the Tamagawa Josui canal, and stands of mixed woodland, giving this city park a clear sense of water and greenery. Known from the outset for its abundant water, the park also preserves traces of history such as Inokashira Benzaiten, stone lanterns, and the remains of a water gate, carrying its role as a place of faith and recreation from the Edo period into the present. When you actually walk into the park…
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