細流公園

Seseragi Park is a green space in Tokyo with paths that wind through different zones. A natural stream runs through the grounds, creating water and woodland areas that interrupt the urban surroundings.

The site came from an urban development project meant to protect green space in a densely built city. The stream was preserved as its centerpiece to maintain the natural ecosystem.

The name comes from the Japanese word for 'small stream', reflecting the importance of flowing water to the place. You will notice people sitting by the water on weekends and gathering along the paths, especially during cherry blossom season.

The park is easy to reach by public transportation, with multiple bus stops near the entrances. Parking is available if you prefer to arrive by car.

The park has dedicated areas set up for bird watching that let you see different species in their natural setting. These spots are often less visited than the main paths and offer quieter viewing opportunities.