Mitsugi Park, Urban park in Maenochō, Japan

Mitsugi Park is an urban park in Maenochō, Itabashi City, Tokyo, with a pond fed by spring water, one of the few remaining in central Tokyo. The pond is used for boating, and visitors can see waterbirds such as spot-billed ducks, coots, and mallards.

Mitsugi Park is a ward-run park in Maenochō 4-chōme, Itabashi, Tokyo, and its pond is fed by spring water, now rare in the wards of Tokyo. The sources record no founding date or planning programme for the park; they place it alongside Akatsuka Tameike Park and Ukima Park as Itabashi's pond parks. It lies about 200 m from Shimura-sakaue Station on the Toei Mita Line.

The pond is fed by spring water, a rarity among parks in central Tokyo, and boats can be taken out on it. Visitors watch waterbirds such as spot-billed ducks, coots and mallards. The park is valued in Itabashi Ward alongside Akatsuka Tameike Park and Ukima Park, which also have ponds.

The park lies about 200 metres from Shimura-sakaue Station on the Toei Mita Line. By bus, take the Kokusai Kogyo Akabane depot routes Ak 53 or Ak 93 on the Akabane–Tokiwadai line and get off at Maenocho 4-chome. The grounds sit beside Tokyo Route 445 (Maeno Chuo-dori) and the Metropolitan Expressway Route 5 Ikebukuro line.

The pond is fed by a natural spring, a rarity among parks in central Tokyo, and boats can be taken out on it. From the water and the banks you can watch spot-billed ducks, mallards and coots. Itabashi residents rank it with Akatsuka Tameike Park and Ukima Park, the ward's other pond parks.