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Tabisaki
Tabisaki

Ariake West Terminal Park

Park • 3 Chome-12 Ariake, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0063, Japan

3.7(186 reviews)
Dog-friendly
Kid-friendly
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Tokyo's Seaside Oasis - Ariake Seaside Park

A City Refresh Spot Wrapped in the Scent of the Sea

Away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, this is a precious place where you can relax while being blown by the sea breeze. Ariake Seaside Park is a green oasis facing the sea. Stroll along the canal and be healed by the open view and the scent of the sea.

Encounter a Different Space with Retro Ships and Cranes

As you walk through the park, you will come across giant gantry cranes that were once active and the sailing ship

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Reviews

5(6 years ago)
Alan Chen
Waterfront park looks so beautiful in the early morning.
5(a year ago)
横山充
My favorite park. The sea breeze, the scent of the ocean, and the sound of the waves lapping on the surface of the water are soothing. A quiet and comfortable park. It's also great to see Kaiwomaru and a huge crane! !
5(a year ago)
M I
The smoking area is next to the bench, which is helpful. Although there are a few fishermen here and there, it is a quiet park. *As of November 2022, some construction is currently underway for park maintenance.
4(a year ago)
Hiromiti Yosikawa
A nice park where you can relax and fish. It feels more like a greenway than a park. If you're going on a date or with your family, I think the nearby Mizu Hiroba Park is the best. In the multi-purpose plaza in the back, training vessels and other ships are regularly moored, so you can relax and enjoy the view. Also, fishing is prohibited in the multipurpose area.
4(a year ago)
松本良和
It's right next to Tokyo Big Sight. There is an area where you can enjoy fishing. There is a toilet shaped like a lighthouse. The sailing ship Nippon Maru is sometimes moored here.

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