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\u76f8\u539f\u4e2d\u592e\u516c\u5712 is a large park. It spans approximately 15.7 hectares. That is about 39 acres of green space. It offers something for everyone from sports facilities to natural beauty.
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One of the highlights of \u76f8\u539f\u4e2d\u592e\u516c\u5712 is the Shiba Hiroba. This expansive lawn area features wooden playground equipment. The Shiba Hiroba is built on a pre-existing valley. This creates a gently undulating landscape. The area stretches about 200 meters in depth. It covers approximately 6,500 square meters. That’s nearly one and a half American football fields! A circular path surrounds the lawn. Visitors can stroll along it and admire the surrounding trees. Children can play on the net climber. Families can enjoy picnics here.
Don’t miss the Four Seasons Hill. This area showcases seasonal flowers and trees. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom. Summer brings crape myrtle. Autumn features fragrant olive. Early spring offers Japanese allspice. Each season brings unique beauty to the hill.
Sakura Hill provides panoramic views. It offers an open vista towards Hashimoto. Cherry trees are planted here. April is the best time to enjoy the cherry blossoms. In February 2022, local sports teams planted more cherry trees with children.
For those seeking a natural stroll, explore the Forest Walking Path. This path winds through the existing terrain. The surrounding forest preserves the natural environment. Stay on the path to protect the area.
Sports enthusiasts can enjoy the ground and tennis courts. The ground is clay-surfaced. It is suitable for baseball and soccer. Night lighting is available. Two sand-filled artificial turf tennis courts are also available. Night lighting allows for evening play.
To reach \u76f8\u539f\u4e2d\u592e\u516c\u5712, take a bus from Sagamihara Station. Get off at “Sagamihara Elementary School”. The park is a 10-minute walk from the bus stop.
Parking is available. The first parking lot has 33 spaces. Two spaces are for disabled visitors. The second parking lot has 39 spaces. One space is for disabled visitors. Parking is open from 6:30 am to 9:30 pm. Parking can fill up quickly on weekends and holidays.
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