Ichinoe-Sakaigawa River Shinsui Park

The Ichinoe-Sakaigawa River Shinsui Park extends for 3 kilometers along a constructed stream that connects the Shin-Naka River to the Shinkawa River.

The park establishment in April 1995 marked a significant development in Tokyo's urban planning, introducing water-accessible green spaces to the Edogawa district.

The park received the Handmade Hometown Prize for its role in connecting local residents with nature through its water features and community spaces.

Visitors can access multiple entry points along the 3-kilometer stretch, with walking paths, benches, and shaded areas distributed throughout the park.

This linear park incorporates a specially designed water system that maintains consistent flow between two major rivers while supporting local wildlife populations.

Location: Edogawa-ku

Official opening: April 1, 1995

Website: https://city.edogawa.tokyo.jp/e066/kuseijoho/gaiyo/shisetsuguide/bunya/koendobutsuen/ichinoe2.html

GPS coordinates: 35.69081,139.87658

Latest update: March 4, 2025 23:57