Park · Sumiyoshi / Sarue

Sarue Onshi Park 猿江恩賜公園

A 14.5-hectare park on a former Edo shogunate timber yard, gifted by the Imperial Household in 1924, with tennis courts, a playground and cherry-lined paths.

PriceFree

Getting thereSumiyoshi Station (Tokyo Metro Hanzomon / Toei Shinjuku Line), 2 min

Time needed45 min-1 hour

Best timeLate March to early April

AddressSumiyoshi 2-chome, Koto City, Tokyo

About

The Sarue timber yard stored lumber for the shogunate and later the imperial household, which donated it to the city in 1924, hence "onshi" (imperial gift) in the name. The park is split by Shin-Ohashi-dori: one side has wooded walks, ponds and a big childrens playground, the other has tennis courts and sports grounds. Cherry trees make it a friendly local hanami spot. Free.

Highlights

Woodland walks and a pond with relics of the old log basin
Big playground for children
Tennis courts and sports fields
Cherry trees and quiet local hanami

Tips

Just a 2 minute walk from Sumiyoshi Station.
Combine with the Yokojukkengawa Shinsui Park canal walk that starts nearby.
Tennis courts are bookable through the Tokyo metropolitan park system.

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Sarue Onshi Park 猿江恩賜公園

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