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Azusawa Park (Azusawa Sports Field)The park is equipped with sports facilities such as tennis courts and basketball goals, playground equipment, and a multipurpose plaza, and features the "Azusawa Loop," a passageway space of approximately 280 meters in circumference and 4.5 meters in width.
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Idei no Izumi Park
In the past, fresh water gushed out from the cliffs around this area to form a spring, and it was the largest water source of the Idei River, which is now a culvert. This park is a remnant of that tim
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Playing in the rice paddies (Akatsuka Suwa Shrine)
This is a folkloric event to pray for a good harvest and prosperity of the descendants in the Tokumaru and Akatsuka areas, which used to be vast paddy fields. It is designated as an important intangible folk cultural asset by the government.
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Nishidai Tensojin Shrine
This shrine stands in Nishidai, Itabashi Ward. The date of its establishment is unknown, but it is said to have originated from a shrine on top of a burial mound in the shrine grounds.
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Rice Field Play (Tokumaru Kitano Shrine)
This is a folkloric event to pray for a good harvest and prosperity of the descendants in the Tokumaru and Akatsuka areas, which used to be vast paddy fields. It is designated as an important intangible folk cultural asset by the government.
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Oyaguchi Children's Amusement Park
The park was renovated in 1991. The playground complex in the shape of an animal stands tall as the face of the park, and is popularly known as "Kaiju Park" by the local community.
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Funado Waterfront Park
Located along the Shinkawashigawa River, this is a water park that was developed from the former channel of the Arakawa River as an inlet. The park is equipped with health equipment for adults, helping the residents of the ward to maintain their health.
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Shimura Shiroyama Park
The park was built on the site of Shimura Castle, which once stood here. A spring flows out of one corner of the park and is loved by the local residents as a stream.
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Maeno Park
The park was renovated in 2008. In the bright, mortar-shaped park, there is a playground, a recreational area, a ball playing area, and a children's pond.
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Nishidai Park
This is a park with an undulating terrain, built along a valley called "Fudo-dani," a tributary of the Hasune-gawa River. The 30-meter long slide, which takes advantage of the difference in elevation, is very popular among children.
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