Higashi Ayase Park

The park extends across multiple districts, incorporating tennis courts, baseball fields, and walking paths surrounded by seasonal plants and trees.

The establishment of Higashi Ayase Park in 1966 marked a significant development in Tokyo's urban planning during the post-war reconstruction period.

The park houses the Tokyo Budokan, a specialized facility designed by architect Kijō Rokkaku for martial arts training and competitions.

Located one minute from Ayase Station on the JR Joban Line and Chiyoda Line, the park features accessible facilities including multi-purpose restrooms.

The park grounds span across six different neighborhoods, connecting Higashi-Ayase and Ayase districts while serving northern Tokyo residents.

Location: Higashi-Ayase

Location: Ayase

Inception: July 11, 1966

Official opening: July 11, 1966

Website: https://tokyo-eastpark.com/higashiayase/higashiayase-ko

GPS coordinates: 35.77083,139.83250

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03