Kinshi Park, Urban park in Sumida City, Japan

Kinshi Park is a Sumida ward park in Kinshi, opened in July 1928 on the site of an Imperial Japanese Army provisions depot. Its grounds hold a fountain and flower plaza, lawns, a baseball ground, tennis courts, an indoor pool and the Higashin Arena (Sumida General Gymnasium), plus the Chikusa Inari Shrine.

The park was founded in 1928 as part of rebuilding efforts following the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923. Its creation provided green space to a recovering city during the reconstruction period.

The park becomes a gathering place in spring when cherry blossoms bloom and people arrive to celebrate and spend time outdoors together. The lit trees and music performances during this season create a social feeling that draws residents from across the neighborhood.

The park sits about 250 meters from Kinshicho Station, accessible via the Hanzomon and Chuo-Sobu Lines, making it easy to reach by train. The paths are wide and open, making it simple to walk around and find different areas.

The park's Chigusainari Shrine is listed among its facilities, and the park also holds a baseball ground, tennis courts, an indoor pool and the Higashin Arena (Sumida City General Gymnasium). The grounds were redeveloped alongside the neighbouring Olinas complex, which opened in 2006 on the former Seikosha (SEIKO) factory site.