Oyamada Park

Oyamada Park is a large recreational space in western Tokyo with distinct areas for walking, sports, and play. The layout allows visitors to move easily between different zones throughout their visit.

The park opened in 1990 as part of Tokyo's effort to create more green spaces in densely populated urban areas. This development helped the expanding city offer more room for outdoor activities.

The park functions as a gathering place for neighbors, particularly during cherry blossom season and autumn when families and friends spend time together here. These moments shape the district's daily rhythm.

The park has restrooms, parking, and wheelchair rentals available at the main entrance, making visits accessible. A dedicated nursing area is also available so visitors with small children can stay comfortably.

A pond inside holds a community of dragonflies that fly in different colors and sizes during summer. Visitors can observe these insects without leaving the park.

Location: Machida

Official opening: June 1, 1990

Website: https://tokyo-park.or.jp/park/format/index063.html

GPS coordinates: 35.59639,139.41861

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:57