サイクルパーク（広島競輪場内）

“A playground inside a velodrome?” you might ask. Here at Cycle Park Hiroshima, nestled within the Hiroshima Velodrome, the seemingly unusual becomes a reality. Cycle Park Hiroshima, or as it’s locally known, サイクルパーク（広島競輪場内）, offers a unique blend of family fun and sporting excitement. While the velodrome hosts exciting races, Cycle Park Hiroshima caters to families and children. It’s a vibrant space where laughter and the whir of bicycle wheels intertwine. サイクルパーク（広島競輪場内） is a testament to Hiroshima’s dedication to fostering community and promoting healthy lifestyles for its youngest members. This isn’t your average playground. Here, alongside the usual swings and slides, you’ll find a dedicated kids’ bicycle course. It’s a place where future cycling champions can take their first tentative pedals, learning balance and coordination. Even better, the park offers “bicycle assistance classes” led by former professional racers. Imagine learning the ropes from those who’ve zoomed around the velodrome at breakneck speeds. Beyond the bikes, Cycle Park Hiroshima also boasts a “Kids’ Bike Event” and “Support Bicycle Riding Class”. The park is designed with safety in mind, staffed by attentive personnel. So, families can relax and enjoy the atmosphere. Parents can even rent “fluffy” play equipment. This playful touch adds to the overall cheerful atmosphere. This ensures that children of all ages, even those still mastering the art of walking, can partake in the fun. The park’s design is a clever fusion of fun and functionality. It bridges the gap between the thrilling world of competitive cycling and the lighthearted joy of childhood play. サイクルパーク（広島競輪場内） is open on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. It provides a welcome respite for families. It’s a place where they can bond. It’s a place where they can create lasting memories. So, next time you’re in Hiroshima, step into this unique space. Experience the magic of Cycle Park Hiroshima. It’s more than just a playground, it’s a microcosm of Hiroshima’s spirit. It represents the city’s embrace of activity, community, and a future powered by the energy of its youth.