Igusamori Park

Igusamori Park is a public park in the Igusa neighborhood of Tokyo featuring multiple walking paths that wind through green spaces. The grounds include dedicated areas for jogging, children's play, picnicking, and other outdoor recreation activities.

The park was developed as part of Tokyo's urban renewal program and opened to the public on March 31, 1996. This addition reflected the city's efforts to introduce more green spaces into densely built neighborhoods.

The park serves as a gathering space where locals meet for everyday activities and seasonal events throughout the year. Families, joggers, and community groups regularly use the grounds for casual social interaction and outdoor recreation.

The park is accessible from several nearby train stations with good public transit connections. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water, especially if you plan to explore the paths for an extended period.

The park bridges several adjacent residential blocks and provides a rare quiet retreat within one of Tokyo's most densely populated neighborhoods. This central position makes it a hidden green refuge for neighbors seeking a quick escape from urban intensity.

Location: Igusa

Official opening: March 31, 1996

Website: https://city.suginami.tokyo.jp/shisetsu/kouen/01/igusa/1007086.html

GPS coordinates: 35.72722,139.61194

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:57