Kanagawa Prefectural Hadano Tokawa Park

Overview

Kanagawa Prefectural Hadano Tokawa Park is a 36.1-hectare urban park located in Hadano City, Kanagawa Prefecture. Surrounded by the Tanzawa Mountains and the Hadano Basin, this park is known as the gateway to the Omaezan Tanzawa mountain range. The park boasts various facilities, including the 'Kaze no Tsuribashi' (Wind Suspension Bridge), a pedestrian-only suspension bridge 55 meters high and 267 meters long; a nature observation forest; barbecue areas; a teahouse; and a playground for children. The 'Kaze no Tsuribashi' is an iconic symbol of the park, offering panoramic views of the Tanzawa mountain range. In the nature observation forest, you can observe plants and creatures throughout the four seasons. You can bring your own food for barbecues at the designated areas. Enjoy matcha and traditional Japanese sweets at the teahouse. The playground provides a safe and fun environment for young children. The Mimizu River flows through the park, offering opportunities for fishing and wading. The park's abundant nature provides various ways to enjoy yourself, including hiking, picnics, and barbecues. With a playground for young children and observation decks, the park is perfect for a family day out. It's a popular tourist destination in Hadano City, attracting 523,000 visitors annually (2023). Come visit Kanagawa Prefectural Hadano Tokawa Park and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature.