Higashi Ayase Park, Metropolitan park in Adachi ward, Tokyo, Japan.
Higashi Ayase Park is a recreational area in Adachi featuring tennis courts, baseball fields, and walking paths lined with seasonal plants and trees. The grounds extend across several neighborhoods and offer various options for outdoor activities.
The park was established in 1966 during Tokyo's post-war reconstruction era. Its creation was part of broader efforts to provide more recreational spaces for the rapidly growing population.
The Tokyo Budokan within the grounds serves as a training and competition venue for martial arts practitioners. The facility draws people interested in both traditional and contemporary combat sports.
The park is one minute from Ayase Station, served by the JR Joban and Chiyoda Lines. Facilities include multi-purpose restrooms and are accessible to different users.
The grounds span six different neighborhoods, connecting the Higashi-Ayase and Ayase districts. This unusual layout makes it a meeting point for residents from various areas.
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