Tokadai Chuo Park, Public park in Komaki, Japan

Tokadai Chuo Park is a 6.4-hectare district park at 2-10-1 Shiroyama, Komaki, Aichi, in the middle of Tokadai New Town. A large lawn plaza with a wooden roofed outdoor stage sits at its centre, ringed by an athletics course and playground equipment. The northern high ground holds a water supply tower, a former analog TV relay station and a wooded area with a walking path.

Tokadai Chuo Park lies in the centre of Tokadai New Town, a residential development in Komaki, Aichi Prefecture. A television relay station opened on its northern hill in 1986, and the first Tokadai Matsuri was held in 1987. An open-air stage was completed on 11 May 2002 and inaugurated with a ceremony.

The Tokadai Matsuri has been held here since 1987, and its concerts and events take place on the roofed wooden outdoor stage in the eastern part of the lawn plaza, completed on 11 May 2002 with a commemorative ceremony. An orienteering event is held every April, and other events use the grounds through the year.

The park is easy to navigate with multiple pathways connecting different zones throughout the grounds. The open design makes it accessible for walking and outdoor activities at any time, though dry weather offers the most comfortable experience.

The park's name comes from Japanese words meaning peach blossom hill, reflecting the connection to the natural landscape. This naming choice reveals how the design emphasizes plants and natural elements throughout the space.