Misato Park

Misato Park is an urban green space beside a reservoir with wooden playground equipment, open grassy sections, and designated cooking and recreation areas. The grounds spread across different zones to accommodate various activities and visitor needs.

The park was developed next to Koaidame, a reservoir built to meet agricultural irrigation needs during the Edo period. Its location marks an historic boundary between Saitama and Tokyo prefectures.

The park serves as a gathering place where local residents come together for seasonal festivals and community events. The layout naturally encourages people to spend time together in different areas.

The park provides 332 parking spaces split between two separate lots for visitor convenience. The main area operates during daytime hours, while the secondary parking lot remains accessible at all times.

Visitors can rent traditional Japanese ceramic ovens called Kamado at designated cooking spots within the grounds. This cooking method blends traditional craftsmanship with modern recreational activities.