A very accessible park in the city center where you can relax and enjoy a cup of coffee or non-alcoholic fruit punch by the lake. As expected, the lake is clean and you can easily find different kind of aquatic birds and big koi (Japan crap) in it.
It was fall season when we went there. 15 degree C, light breeze, blue sky, quiet environment, etc, composed a picturesque attraction for locals and visitors.
If they add a few more shades or covering area along the walking path of the lake, the place would be even better as I would imagine it could be very hot during summer.
A picturesque spot where you can enjoy the view of the lake.
Tons of swan-shaped paddle boats in the lake. You can rent them but they're was a big line up when we visited.
Nice pedestrian bridge that you can walk on to get to the middle of the lake.
A quick walk from the Fukuoka Castle Ruins area. Free to visit.
There are fish in the canal. The canal is so clean as expected for Japan. The place is so clean. We were not able to ride the swan boat because ir opens around 11:00am so we just enjoyed the park. It’s so peaceful here specially the middle island part.
This is just simply Japans best park. Period. I liked this park so much I moved here with my family to live for a year. It’s a dream come true. It’s absolutely beautiful in all seasons. The views are amazing. The playgrounds are huge and awesome for my daughter. It’s got a track and excercise equipment for working out. It’s the best place to come to relax, study, play, workout. It’s got everything
Great park with public toilets, playgrounds, restaurants and cafes, benches, and even water fountains. Lots of people since it was a public holiday, but not overwhelming. Great location for a bike ride, a picnic, a jog, or just a stroll.
