Sasagaoka Park
Sasagaoka Park, with its rolling slopes and greenery, is a popular spot for visitors to enjoy the nearly 800 blooming cherry trees in spring. The park also has a plaza, athletic playground equipment, and a 100-meter-long slide, which is very popular with visiting children. Rain or shine, visitors can also enjoy a game of Japanese croquet or ground-golf at the Sasagaoka Dome within the park grounds.
DetailDetailed information
- Address
- 423-11 Enkoji, Sayo town
- Telephone Number
- 0790-82-0149(笹ヶ丘荘)
- Usage Fees
- free
- Related web sites
- https://www.town.sayo.lg.jp/cms-sypher/www/info/detail.jsp?id=711
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