Nan'ō Park

Nan'ō Park is an urban park in Nishi-Shinbashi featuring walking paths, green spaces, and recreational areas for various activities. It includes children's playgrounds, sports facilities, and seating areas designed for visitors of all ages.

The park was established in 1929 as Tokyo expanded, marking an important addition to the city's public green spaces. Its creation reflected growing efforts to provide recreational areas within the rapidly developing urban landscape.

The park serves as a gathering point where neighbors meet for outdoor activities and seasonal celebrations throughout the year. These green spaces foster community connections and provide a place where people pause in their daily city life.

The park is easily accessible on foot and has paths suitable for visitors of varying mobility levels. Early mornings or late afternoons offer the best experience when the space is less crowded.

The park contains native plant species that support local wildlife, creating a natural habitat in the midst of dense urban surroundings. This approach makes it an unexpected refuge for animals and plants within the city.

Location: Nishi-Shinbashi

Inception: 1929

Website: https://city.minato.tokyo.jp/shisetsu/koen/shiba/07.html

GPS coordinates: 35.66651,139.75276

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:02