深川公園, Public park in Koto district, Tokyo, Japan.
Fukagawa Park spans across multiple sections with tennis courts on the east side and children's play equipment and open spaces on the west side.
The Japanese government established Fukagawa Park in 1873 as one of the first public parks in Tokyo, utilizing the grounds of a former temple.
The park serves as a central gathering point for community events and sports activities, including youth baseball and soccer practices during weekends.
Located four minutes by foot from Monzen-nakacho Station, the park offers free entry, though tennis courts require payment and close during evening hours.
The park contains separate practice areas enclosed by fences, enabling simultaneous activities such as baseball and soccer training throughout the day.
GPS coordinates: 35.67286,139.79744
Latest update: March 8, 2025 10:32
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