Tokyo Rinkai Disaster Prevention Park

Tokyo Rinkai Disaster Prevention Park is a public green space in Ariake designed with emergency response zones and training facilities integrated throughout its layout. The grounds feature areas for events, exercises, and educational activities focused on disaster readiness.

The park opened in 2010 to strengthen Tokyo's capacity to respond to emergencies and crises. It was created from the understanding that public disaster preparedness had become essential for the region.

The park shows how Japanese society values preparation and collective responsibility for safety. Visitors observe how this commitment appears in the daily approach to protecting communities.

The park is easily accessible by public transport and features clear signage throughout the grounds. Some training facilities may require advance registration or specific entry times for hands-on participation.

The park was built on reclaimed land that developed after the 1995 world's fair. This shows how Japan transformed a vacant site into a public space that serves both recreation and safety purposes.

Location: Ariake

Inception: July 1, 2010

GPS coordinates: 35.63571,139.79673

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:54