“Look at all those kids having fun!”. Right in the heart of Hiroshima’s sprawling Oshiba Park sits the Oshiba Park Traffic Land. This isn’t your average playground. It’s a meticulously designed traffic safety park. Here, children experience a simulated road environment. They can navigate streets, intersections, and traffic signals, all while driving miniature go-karts. The Oshiba Park Traffic Land opened in 1968. It was part of Hiroshima Prefecture’s grand 100th anniversary celebration. Originally, this land was used for a driving school and a driving test course. But imagine this: a playground designed to instill safe driving habits from a young age. Children learn the rules of the road through play. They experience the thrill of driving in a controlled setting. The park features a network of miniature roads, complete with traffic lights, crosswalks, and even a roundabout. It’s a popular destination for families and school groups. The park sees over 350,000 visitors each year. The Oshiba Park Traffic Land is a testament to Japan’s commitment to safety education. It’s a place where children can learn valuable life lessons while having an absolute blast.
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