4 Takahanacho, Omiya Ward, Saitama, 330-0803, Japan
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Cost per person
¥500
Omiya Park, established in 1885 as Saitama Prefecture's first park, is a beloved destination offering seasonal beauty and diverse attractions. The park features a stunning red pine forest with trees over a century old, and is famous for its 1,200 cherry trees, making spring the best time to visit. In addition to the natural scenery, the park includes a baseball field, athletic stadium, soccer field, swimming pool, gymnasium, archery range, small zoo, and children's playground. Conveniently accessible from Omiya Park Station (Tobu Noda Line) or Omiya Station (JR), the park also offers barrier-free facilities such as accessible parking, wheelchair rentals, and accessible restrooms.
Accessibility: Accessible parking ○ Wheelchair rental ○ Wheelchair ramps ○ Wheelchair-accessible restrooms ○ Guide dog acceptance ○ Diaper changing stations ○ Plants: Cherry blossoms