Sanshi-no-Mori Park, Urban park in Wada, Tokyo, Japan.
Sanshi-no-Mori Park is an urban park in Wada featuring walking paths, open grass areas, and landscaped sections throughout its grounds. The space includes playgrounds, exercise equipment, and quiet spots for outdoor recreation.
The park was established in the 1980s as a new public space for the neighborhood. It transformed previously undeveloped land into a recreational area for local residents.
The name refers to silkworms and recalls the area's past role in sericulture and textile work. Walking through the park today, this heritage gives the space a deeper meaning for those who know its background.
This park is open 24 hours a day with free entry for everyone. The paths are easy to walk and there are plenty of spots to rest along the way.
The park hosts local plant species that change appearance with each season. This means the landscape looks noticeably different depending on when you visit throughout the year.
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