Omonogawa Central Park

Park • Takabatake Omonogawamachi Numadate, Yokote, Akita 013-0208, Japan

3.9(122 reviews)

Dog-friendly

Kid-friendly

A Healing Space Where Playfulness and History Intersect, Omoigawa's

A Large Play Area Where Children's Smiles Never Fade

Omoigawa Chuo Park features a large play area that stirs children's boundless imagination. Various play equipment such as slides, jungle gyms, and swings are installed, and the lively children bring vitality to the park. With a safe environment in place, parents can also spend time raising their children without any worries.

A Collection of Edo-period Farmhouses

A little away from the play area is the 'Old House Village', where several Edo-period farmhouses are gathered. Visitors can tour the inside of the buildings to get a glimpse of the lifestyle at that time, and various events are held according to the season. Known as a famous cherry blossom viewing spot in spring, it attracts many flower viewers. History and nature harmonize, creating a peaceful and gentle flow of time.

A Stroll Along the Waterway and a Refreshing Fountain Plaza

A leisurely promenade is set up along the stream flowing through the park. The murmur of the stream and the chirping of birds invite visitors into a world of healing. Furthermore, there are two fountain plazas in the park, where children can be seen enjoying water play to their heart's content during the summer.

Omoigawa Chuo Park is a place of relaxation where the charms that can be enjoyed by both children and adults are packed into a moment. Do not miss the diverse faces of this park, where playfulness and history intersect.

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Reviews

5(5 years ago)

Mario Carvajalino

Winter festival with igloos full of friendship.

5(3 weeks ago)

960 im

I passed by on my trip and stopped by. It seems to be a popular spot for families with small children, as there is a lot of play equipment and the restrooms are clean. The fresh greenery was refreshing. If you look closely, you can see that an old folk house (from the Edo period?) has been relocated in the back, and you can see inside. It seems to be a place where events are held. Perhaps because it was Golden Week, Babahera ice cream was sold at the entrance, and children were running around.

5(a month ago)

konno 3360

I came during Golden Week. Last time, I couldn't play because the park was closed for the winter, but this time I decided to play.

5(a month ago)

U ki

There was play equipment, and it was crowded with children on holidays. The benches in the park are covered and provide shade, and there are also covered rest areas on the grassy area next to the park. There are many trees in the park that provide shade, so there were many parents and children laying out their leisure sheets. There was also a canal where water seemed to flow, so it looked like you could play in the water in the summer. I want to come back when the water flows.

5(a month ago)

土谷聡

A large lawn area, 3 slides (large, medium and small), mini bouldering, 2 swings (medium and small), a sandbox-like area, a fountain that creates mist depending on the wind direction, Babahera ice cream, a shrine, and 4 old folk houses depending on the season. If you're tired of playing, take a break at an old folk house. Benches everywhere. I'm looking forward to my next vacation.

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