Fukumitsu Park

Park • Nishiimacho, Hikone, Shiga 522-0054, Japan

3.8(68 reviews)

Dog-friendly

Kid-friendly

A Park Full of Charm Where History and Nature Meet

A Hill of Remains to Feel the Breath of the Past

Fukuman Park is located in an area where remains from the Jomon period to the Heian period are scattered. The 'Hill of Remains' in the park reproduces the appearance of the village at that time, allowing you to enjoy a stroll through history. Facilities such as a fountain of magatama and signposts of haniwa are also set up, allowing you to experience ancient culture.

Fun Playground with Constant Smiles of Children

Newly renovated playground equipment attracts children. Unusual-shaped slides, swings, jungle gyms, and other athletic play equipment which are not found in other parks are in abundance. There is also a spacious plaza where children can play freely, bustling with families.

Relax in Spacious Surroundings

In the central lawn plaza, 'Festival Plaza', you can also see elderly people enjoying gateball. There is also a space to relax on the grass, where you can take a break with a drink purchased from a convenience store. It is a convenient location with good access from the station, making it a convenient park.

Fukuman Park is a fusion of historical attractions, playgrounds, and a relaxing space. You can spend a leisurely time while experiencing nature and culture.

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Reviews

3(12 months ago)

虎杖澪桜

It's spacious and has play equipment that other parks don't have, so kids will love it. But... there are a lot of idiots who smoke. I don't understand why people would smoke in a park. Everyone is bringing their children with them, so please be careful. You can smoke, but don't exhale the smoke. Well, there's a convenience store right there, so let's go to the smoking area at the convenience store. That's the story. It's not cool to see someone smoking a cigarette. I feel bad and when such a person comes, I always leave right away, so I gave it 3 stars. Oh, sometimes there are suspicious people on bicycles. The one who comes alone and watches the kids all the time. Please be careful not to leave your children unattended.

2(a year ago)

ちわん

well maintained There is a convenience store next door. Near the station. Good location. however Be careful of elderly people playing gateball. The reason is I was playing on the lawn with a small child. To an elderly man playing gateball ``The lawn here is a gateball course, so it would be a nuisance if people played here. go away. The lawn is for gateball, so it's not a place for small children to play. Get out of the way quickly. "and I've said it. Already reported to the city. There is no such thing on the park caution sign. Not written. This is everyone's park. I want to feel comfortable using it.

4(a year ago)

nkns

It's helpful if you bring children. The play equipment was renewed a few years ago and is shiny. A short walk from Minami-Hikone Station. If you are driving a car, there is no parking lot, so you will need to find a parking spot nearby.

5(3 years ago)

ミーマソ

This is a park near the station. The play equipment is new. Some areas are still under construction, but you can play freely. Public restrooms are also clean. There is a bicycle parking lot, but there is no parking lot. There was a convenience store next door so I could buy some juice and take a break on the bench.

5(7 years ago)

Located close to JR Minami-Hikone Station, the park opened in 2002 as a neighborhood park with an area of 1.2 ha amidst the progress of urbanization. The main facilities include the mirror plaza, the play plaza, the central festival plaza, the hunting hill, the ruins hill, the ruins plaza near the entrance, and the fountain. There are many ruins in the surrounding area, including the Fukuman ruins (village ruins). The Fukuman ruins are a complex of ruins spanning from the end of the Jomon period to the Heian period, and remains such as remains of pit dwellings have been confirmed in the inclusion layer that contains artifacts from the Jomon period. Judging from the large number of ruins scattered around this area, it is thought that there may have been a village in this area, and the entire area is constructed using the word "village" as a keyword. It is not a historical park that recreates the ruins, but a theme incorporated into a nearby park. It is a park with many interesting features such as a magatama fountain pond and clay clay signs.

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