Nature walking areas such as parks and watersides

It is a hydrophilic base where you can touch the water flowing through the Sakaigawa River. In early spring, beautiful flowers bloom in the flowerbed, and you can enjoy the familiar nature.
[Location] Nakayashiki 1-chome
[Transportation] Bus stop / 7 minutes walk from Nakayashiki (Kannanaka Bus Seya Station North Exit bound for Tsuruma Station, Mark Springs, Yahata Shrine, etc.)

Adjacent to the confluence of Sakaigawa and O Kadogawa rivers, it is a park where anyone can easily enjoy sports such as baseball and tennis.
※Please refer to the facility information for information on facility usage.
[Location] 1-70-2, Hongo
[Transportation] A 15-minute walk from Seya Station

It is a park where two plazas that make use of the height difference are connected by stairs and gentle slopes, and the park is planted with flower hydrangeas in the ward and tree zelkova in the ward. (Spring playground equipment, slides, swings, sandboxes)
[Location] 38-1, Kamiseyacho
[Transportation] Bus stop / 1 minute walk from Yahata Shrine (Kannanaka Bus bound for Tsuruma Station, bound for Mark Springs, bound for Yahata Shrine, etc.)

It is a park with a children's log house "Marutanoshiro" and a plaza where gateball can be played. The Children's Log House has spiral slides, underground mazes, and net stairs, so you can play freely. Seasonal events such as Tanabata and Christmas are also held. (There are swing playground equipment, slides and sandboxes.)
The O Kadogawa River flows along Seya Chuo Park, and there is the O Kadogawa Seseragi Green Road.
[Location] 2-28-4, Hongo
[Transportation] Bus stop / 6 minutes walk from Hongo Hara (Kannanaka Bus bound for Tsuruma Station, bound for Mark Springs, bound for Yahata Shrine, etc.)
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[Opening hours] From 9:00 to 17:00
[Holiday] 2nd Monday (the next day if it is a national holiday) ・ New Year holidays

It is a promenade where you can stroll along the Aizawa River. Adjacent to Minamidai Children's Forest Park, you can enjoy the overgrown trees and the sound of water at the same time.
[Transportation] 6-minute walk from the bus stop / Chuo Shopping Street (for Minamiseya Elementary School from the north exit of Sotetsu Bus Mitsukyo Station)

It is a coppice forest forest where the headwaters of the Izumi River and the nature remains as it is, suitable for forest bathing, insects, plants, bird watching, etc.
[Location] Seyacho
[Transportation] 20 minutes walk from Mitsukyo Station ・ Get off at the bus stop / Seibu Hospital (Kannanaka Bus bound for Wakabadai Chuo departing from the north exit of Mitsukyo Station)

It is a forest left in a residential area of Izumi Kawanaka-ryu, and has walking paths such as Yasuragi no Michi and Komorebi Kaido, making it ideal for forest bathing.
[Location] 1-chome Miyazawa
[Transportation] Bus Stop / 10-minute walk from Mitsukyo Elementary School (Kannanaka Bus bound for Miyazawa / Izumino Station departing from the south exit of Mitsukyo Station)

It is a forest that forms an integrated landscape with the waterside of the Izumi River. There is a walking path along the river, and you can enjoy hydrangea from June to July.
[Location] Miyazawa 2-chome
[Transportation] Bus Stop / 5-minute walk from Mitsukyo Elementary School (Kannanaka Bus bound for Miyazawa / Izumino Station departing from the south exit of Mitsukyo Station)

It is a park full of greenery that is integrated with the ward office, with a lawn open space where you can feel comfortable and moist, and where you can see trees that wild birds like and flower hydrangeas in the ward. (Combined playground equipment, sandbox and healthy playground equipment)
[Location] 83-1, Futatsubashicho
[Transportation] 10-minute walk from Mitsukyo Station

This park is a park where you can take a walk taking advantage of the existing undulating terrain and forests, and a familiar recreation space surrounded by flower hydrangeas in the city spreads. (There are compound playground equipment and sandboxes)
[Location] 37-4, Futatsubashicho
[Transportation] 10-minute walk from Mitsukyo Station

It is a park that makes use of groves and spring water, making it ideal for forest bathing. I feel the charm of each season. There is also a plaza equipped with playground equipment for children, so you can spend time from children to adults at ease. (There are swings, climbing playground equipment, compound playground equipment, sandboxes, horizontal bars)
[Location] 3-52-6, Akuwanishi
[Transportation] Bus Stop / 3 minutes walk from Mukaihara (Kannanaka Bus bound for Miyazawa departing from the south exit of Mitsukyo Station)

It also has a multi-purpose open space, playground equipment open space, jogging course, etc., and can be used by a wide range of generations as a place for recreation and health promotion. Also, from Miharashi no Oka, you can see Mount Fuji in fine weather. (Combined playground equipment and healthy playground equipment)
[Location] 4131-20, Seyacho
[Transportation] Bus Stop / 5-minute walk from Hosoya-do No. 1 (Kannanaka Bus bound for Hosoya-do No. 5)

For more information about the waterside of Futatsu Bridge, the waterside of Miyazawa Fureai, the waterside of Higashiyama, the waterside of Sekigahara, the waterside of Teranowaki, and the Miyazawa Reservoir, please see the Izumi River page.

It is a green park where a lawn open space using the slope of the hill spreads all over. In addition, there is open space where sports can be played and open space where small child can play in peace, and it is park which can be used for multiple purposes. (There are swings, compound playground equipment, sandboxes)
[Location] 2-21-9, Akuwaminami
[Transportation] 6-minute walk from the bus stop/Nakamura (Kannanaka Bus bound for Totsuka Station East Exit from the south exit of Mitsukyo Station)

For details, please see the forest guide map of citizens' forests and contact.

Starting from Mitsukyo Station, it is a walking course around contact forests and watersides. For more information, please visit the Health Forest Walking Guide Map.

For more information about parks in Seya Ward, please visit this page.