Park · Nihonbashi-Hamacho

Hamacho Park 浜町公園

A riverside park of about 4 hectares on the Sumida River in Nihonbashi, with lawns, a sports centre, playgrounds and a terrace looking up to the Skytree.

PriceFree

Getting thereHamacho Station (Toei Shinjuku Line), 2 min

Time needed45 min-1.5 hours

Best timeLate March to early April; summer evenings by the river

Address2-59-1 Nihonbashi-Hamacho, Chuo City, Tokyo

About

Hamacho Park was one of the three large reconstruction parks built after the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake, along with Sumida Park and Kinshi Park. It sits on the former Edo residence of the Hosokawa lords of Kumamoto, which is why the small Seishoko temple to Kato Kiyomasa stands at its edge. The park has a big lawn, a childrens playground, tennis courts and the Chuo City Sports Center, and its riverside terrace connects to the Sumida River promenade with views of Shin-Ohashi bridge and the Skytree. Cherry trees bloom along the paths in spring, and entry is free.

Highlights

Sumida River terrace walk with Shin-Ohashi and Skytree views
Big central lawn and childrens playground
Chuo City Sports Center with pool and gym
Cherry trees along the paths in spring

Tips

Follow the river terrace south to Kiyosu Bridge or north to Ryogoku for an easy riverside run.
Meiji-za theatre and the Ningyocho food streets are a short walk away.
Toilets and vending machines are near the sports centre.

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