Wakasu Seaside Park

Wakasu Seaside Park is a waterfront park along Tokyo Bay with a golf course, cycling paths, fishing areas, and artificial rocky shores. The site spreads across spacious grounds divided into zones for different activities.

The park opened in 1990 under the Tokyo Metropolitan Government as part of an urban development project for new public recreation spaces. This project responded to the city's growing need for outdoor areas.

The park serves locals who come to fish, play golf, or spend time outdoors near the water. These facilities bring together traditional Japanese leisure activities with modern comfort for different types of visitors.

The park is reachable by taking the JR Keiyo Line to Shin-Kiba Station and then transferring to a bus heading toward Wakasu Campsite. Parking is available on-site and the grounds are easy to navigate for visitors.

The nearby Tokyo Gate Bridge lights up at sunset and stays illuminated until midnight, casting a glow across the park at night. Evening visits offer a striking view of the glowing bridge as a backdrop to the water.

Location: Wakasu

Official opening: December 1, 1990

Website: https://tptc.co.jp/park/03_07

GPS coordinates: 35.62228,139.83722

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:49