Serigaya Park

Serigaya Park is a green space in Machida featuring walking paths, ponds, and water features with a windmill structure that circulates water through pools. The layout creates distinct areas where you can wander and enjoy the landscape design throughout the grounds.

The city of Machida established this recreational area in 1982 as a natural retreat within the Tokyo metropolitan region. Its creation marked an important addition to green spaces available to local residents.

The park houses the Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts, where you can explore exhibitions featuring visual artworks and design pieces. The museum sits right on the grounds, making it a natural stopping point during your walk through the space.

The location sits about 800 meters (half a mile) from Machida Station, making it easily walkable from public transportation. Opening hours run from 6 AM to 6 PM normally, with extended evening hours until 7 PM during summer months.

Six Pokemon-themed manhole covers were installed throughout the grounds in August 2020, creating a playful scavenger hunt experience. These covers are scattered across the park and draw collectors and Pokemon fans to explore more of the space.

Location: Machida

Official opening: April 8, 1982

Website: https://city.machida.tokyo.jp/bunka/park/shisetu/serigaya

GPS coordinates: 35.54667,139.45306

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:01