Tsujidō Seaside Park, Seaside recreational park in Tsujidō Nishikaigan, Japan
Tsujidō Seaside Park is a recreational destination on the Kanagawa coast with facilities designed for visitors of all ages. The park features expansive grass areas, an indoor Traffic Museum, a large swimming pool complex, and spaces dedicated to outdoor sports and leisure activities.
The park was established on April 1, 1971, converting coastal land into a major recreational facility for Kanagawa Prefecture. This transformation created a multipurpose destination that has served families and visitors for decades.
The Traffic Museum teaches children about road safety through hands-on activities with bicycles and go-karts in a controlled setting. Visitors experience practical lessons on how to navigate traffic responsibly.
The park is open daily from early morning until late evening, with two parking areas available for visitors. Both the pool zone and museum section are easily accessible from the main entrances.
The park contains a botanical display in a windowless building that presents seasonal flowers and plants throughout the year. This unconventional design provides ideal growing conditions without natural light interference.
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