Musashino Central Park

Musashino Central Park is a green space in Musashino featuring cherry, oak, zelkova, and flowering dogwood trees throughout its grounds. The park provides four artificial grass tennis courts, children's playgrounds, a gateball field, and barbecue areas for visitors to enjoy.

The park opened on June 1, 1989, transforming a section of the Yahata-cho neighborhood into green space. This development created new recreational grounds for residents living in the Musashino area.

A circular stone bench called Tsuki-machidai sits in the park as a representation of the moon. The Kaze-o-miru-oka hill invites visitors to experience natural wind patterns from an elevated vantage point.

The park is easily accessible and offers enough space to enjoy multiple activities during a single visit. Visitors should note that tennis courts and barbecue areas may require advance reservations during peak times.

The grounds contain different tree species that bloom and change color at different times of the year. This variety means each visit offers a different experience depending on the season.

Location: Musashino

Website: http://tokyo-park.or.jp/park/format/index059.html

GPS coordinates: 35.71836,139.55853

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:50