境川遊水地公園, Flood control park in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Sakaigawa Retention Basin Park is a flood control facility with water reservoirs, sports grounds, and walking paths distributed across several recreational zones. The space integrates engineering infrastructure with various recreational opportunities for visitors of all interests.
The site officially opened on August 4, 2007, combining flood protection infrastructure with public recreational spaces in Kanagawa. This dual-purpose design approach represented a new model for protective facilities in the region.
The Sagimaibridge showcases local engineering achievement as Japan's first single-sided curved suspension bridge. Visitors can experience this architectural innovation while crossing the bridge during their walk through the park.
Parking is available in multiple zones throughout the grounds, making it convenient to access different areas. Information centers located at various points can help visitors navigate the park and learn about available facilities.
A natural spring fountain plaza maintains a constant temperature of 18 degrees Celsius throughout the year. This creates an unusual sensation since the water feels refreshingly cool in summer and pleasantly warm in winter.
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