Musashiseki Park

Musashiseki Park spans across 45,985 square meters of land, featuring a natural spring-fed pond called Fujimi surrounded by walking paths and green spaces.

The park opened as a private space during the Taisho era and transformed into a public facility in October 1938, expanding its facilities over subsequent decades.

During spring, hundreds of cherry trees create a traditional hanami experience where local residents gather to celebrate the seasonal transformation.

The park includes children's play equipment, multiple seating areas, and designated spots for outdoor activities, with Higashi-Fushimi Station located five minutes away.

Fujimi Pond contains natural spring water from the Musashino Terrace, sharing geological characteristics with other notable Tokyo parks like Shakujii and Inokashira.

Location: Sekimachi-Kita

Website: https://city.nerima.tokyo.jp/kankomoyoshi/annai/fukei/nerima_park/kunai/omonakoen/musashiseki.html

GPS coordinates: 35.72778,139.56806

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:16