Nishikōri Park, Urban park in Tondabayashi, Japan.

Nishikōri Park is an urban park in Tondabayashi with several landscaped sections designed for different activities. It features walking paths, playgrounds, and picnic areas that give visitors multiple options for outdoor recreation.

Nishikōri Park is a 65.7-hectare Osaka Prefectural wide-area park at the southern end of the Habikino Hills in southern Kawachi. The prefecture manages it through a designated administrator, the Midori-kai group of four Osaka operators, which runs everything except the parking lots, shops and the Kawachi-no-Sato area. It was selected for the Osaka Midori no Hyakusen list of green spaces.

The Kawachi-no-Sato section, with its wooden single-storey Sato-no-Ie house, recreates a former Kawachi farming village. Near the south entrance, the Park Center displays panels on Kawachi history and has a rest area. The park is also listed among Osaka's 100 Green Selections.

The park covers 65.7 hectares on the southern edge of the Habikino hills, about sixteen times the size of Koshien Stadium, so allow time to walk between the ponds, plum grove, cherry plaza and lookout. The Park Center near the south entrance has an exhibition corner on Kawachi history and a rest area. Parking, shops and the Kawachi-no-Sato area are managed separately by the Midori-kai designated manager.

In spring, hundreds of cherry trees bloom throughout the park and attract photographers and nature lovers. This seasonal transformation makes it a destination that many people return to year after year.