Mirrorstone Park

Kagamiishi Park

Park • 107 Kinugasa Kagamiishichō, Kita Ward, Kyoto, 603-8452, Japan

3.8(26 reviews)

Dog-friendly

Kid-friendly

Mirrorstone Park - A Hidden Gem of Tranquility in Kyoto

Mirrorstone Park is a small park nestled in a quiet residential area in the northern part of Kyoto City. Despite its modest size, it embodies the charm and elegance typical of Kyoto.

Embracing the Traditional Beauty of Stone Structures

The most distinctive feature of this park is its elegant stone structures. The park features cobblestone plazas, stone steps, and a magnificent stone slide. These stone structures showcase the refined traditional craftsmanship of Kyoto, evoking the beauty and essence of the city.

A Playground of Dreams for Children

While adults are captivated by the beauty of the stone structures, children will discover a playground of dreams. The large stone slide at the heart of the park is reminiscent of a king among play equipment. The children's laughter echoes through the park, creating a space for unrestrained play. However, due to the considerable speed of the slide, caution is advised for safety.

Tranquility and a Soothing Atmosphere

The greatest allure of Mirrorstone Park lies in its tranquility and serene atmosphere. Nestled in a residential area, this small park offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle. It provides a tranquil space under the green shade of trees, inviting visitors to contemplate the elegance of Kyoto.

Access and Considerations

Although access to Mirrorstone Park via public transportation may be somewhat inconvenient, the nearest bus stop

Park Tourist attraction Point of interest Establishment

Reviews

3(7 years ago)

Trans-word plus TGM

Kagami Ishi Park is right next to an Imperial Mausoleum of Ichijo & Sanjo.

3(a year ago)

篠田まぁ

Recently, I saw a child being yelled at by an old man at a welfare meeting there without even understanding what he meant. It was certainly around 5pm, but I shouldn't have yelled at her to ask her to go home. I wonder if the old man's chest is 3 inches long and he is trying to relieve his sadness? It seems that there are families who are complained about depending on their mood, families who are not complained about, children who are yelled at, and children who are used to pick up fallen leaves. A fun park has become a fun park thanks to that old man. This is the most annoying old man. He's the kind of guy who would put paper on a tree with thumbtacks without permission.

3(a year ago)

やまだたろう

It is said that ``bicycles are not allowed to ride'' and ``bicycles are not allowed to be parked inside the park.'' However, some people misunderstand this and interpret it as ``no parking (bicycles are not allowed to be brought in by hand).'' You will be notified and warned to move immediately. Well, there's no point in arguing about it, so you should just follow the instructions, but instead, the place where everyone is parking is the Emperor's cremation mound (a type of grave) managed by the Imperial Household Agency, so if you're interested, I'm sure you'll be interested, so I'll just have to read the atmosphere... Personally, I'm more concerned with the Emperor's opinion than with the park managed by Kyoto City and the surrounding city roads being lined with "No Parked Bicycles" signs, and the only remaining land (non-road) outside the park managed by the Imperial Household Agency. I think it's better to park your bicycle in the parking lot because it may make it impossible for a wheelchair to pass, but it can't be helped if you want to have a peaceful time...

4(a year ago)

le credor

A quiet park. It's a shame that I only had to use the upper tier.

5(2 years ago)

bo so

I went to a park a little far from my house to play with my kids for the first time. When I parked my bicycle inside, a neighbor told me, ``You can't park inside.'' There are many parks where bicycles are not allowed, but I only know of one where you can park your bicycle even if there is a warning (there is no other parking lot, so you have to park somewhere out of the way.) The same goes for people like you). Apparently everyone can park outside the park. I moved it to a ditch right next to the park. I was very grateful for the kind words they taught me, but I also felt a little sorry for them, wishing they had known about this in advance. I thought some people would do some research on the internet before going, so I wrote this. The park itself is not large, but we had a lot of fun sliding down the large slide with our children, and the wide seating area meant that the slide had a good rotation rate even with a large group of people.

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