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	Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association \| Parks in Tokyo Metropolitan
		This park is a relatively new one which was opened to the public in 1989 and the largest park in Tokyo 23 wards area.
		This park is situated in approximately the center of the Akirudai plateau that stretches between a branch of the Tamagawa river, the Akikawa river and the Hiraigawa river.
		This park is located on the south side of the confluence of the Tamagawa river and the Akikawa river, and is a part of the Tokyo Metropolitan Takiyama Natural Park.
	www.tokyo-park.or.jp /english/park/detail_02.html (2752 words)

	Kinuta Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kinuta Park (砧公園, Kinuta Kōen) is in Setagaya, Tokyo.
		One thing the park is famous for is cherry blossom (sakura) viewing.
		The park was opened in April 1, 1957.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kinuta_Park (158 words)

	Encyclopedia: Kinuta Park
		The park was used to be Koganei large green lung which was designed and created as a commemorative project for the 2600 year of National Foundation celebrated in 1940.
		Forty percent of the park was subsequently lost due to the emancipation of farming land, but it was opened as an urban park in 1954.
		The gymnasium of this park was used for the second gymnastic hall of Tokyo Olympics, where the competitions of wrestling, volleyball, and so on, was performed.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Kinuta-Park (273 words)

	The Delights of a Japanese Garden - New York Times
		Public parks and gardens are a modern concept in Japan, one that emerged with the dramatic political changes that transformed the country over the last century.
		The park is most popular as a destination for group outings, but it is also common to catch a solitary figure practicing a saxophone under the shade of an oak tree.
		Park officials, meanwhile, limit visitors to a maximum of 300 at a time in order to preserve overall park conditions.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9D0CE7D7123BF932A05750C0A967958260&sec=travel&pagewanted=print (1935 words)

	Kinuta Park - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		A Japanese page gives the total area as 391,262.26 m², 240,000 of which are grass.
		It has at least three varieties—Someyoshino (photo), Yamazakura, and Yaezakura—which makes for a relatively long viewing season of over two weeks.
		Kinuta Park, Cherry Blossoms, Facilities, Access and History.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Kinuta_Park (179 words)

	Kinuta Park information - Search.com
		Kinuta Park (砧公園, Kinuta Kōen) is in Setagaya, Tokyo.
		One thing the park is famous for is cherry blossom (sakura) viewing.
		The park was opened in April 1, 1957.
	www.searchexeced.com /reference/Kinuta_Park (168 words)

	Kinuta Park (at Setagaya-word)
		The wooden block for beating cloth (coming "NUTA") park is the one to have serviced the place which was a golf course formerly as the metropolitan park.
		In the park, it is equipped with Setagaya museum and the baseball park, the soccer stadium, too, to the others and in the holiday, it is bustling by the people who enjoy in his own way a recess.
		In "the family park" where the grass spreads, it is the bringing ban of the dog.
	www.f-banchan.net /tokyo/kinuta/kinutapark_AD.htm (202 words)

	Future Living Area Information, Shimokitazawa, Fukazawa, Kinuta park, Hanegi park, Setagaya park, and Komazawa park in ...
		Nature is made the best use of according to this basic plan, and the family park district and the sports facilities district composed of the lawn plaza and the forest are well maintained.
		It is an athletic park that is adjacent to the Toritu Kinuta park.
		Various athletic facilities such as the gym, the track and field sports place, ballpark, the tennis court, the western-style archery places, and the heated swimming pools are in a wide park, and anyone can enjoy playing sports from children to the elderly.
	www.futureliving.jp /area_info/setagaya.html (707 words)

	:: Metropolis Tokyo :: SPECIAL - This bud’s for you
		The highlight of this vast and expansive park during hanami season is the “Garden of Sakura.”; Larger trees dating back 50 years allow for a grand visual experience.
		One of the rare parks you can actually drive to, but be ready for a 3-4 hour wait in the parking lot.
		Cycling enthusiasts can bike their way around the park on a track taking in all the different sights, while pedestrians can simply stroll along this immense complex and enjoy the festive atmosphere.
	metropolis.co.jp /tokyo/470/special.asp (871 words)

	garden route guest house (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In 1829 he took an additional eight acres (32,000 mÂ²) of the park into the garden to create a pinetum, and in 1835 Paxton began work on an arboretum, which was planned as a systematic succession of trees in accordance with botanical classification.
		The bridge across the river was at the southern end of the park and it crossed to the old village of Edensor, which was by the river in full sight of the house.
		The prison reformer Elizabeth Fry (1780-1845) and leading Quaker was born in Gurney Court in Magdalen Street, and was one of several philanthropists associated with the city (her portrait is currently upon the new Bank of England Â£5 note).
	www.document-sugery.co.uk /garden-route-guest-house.aspx (13825 words)

	Homeschooling in Japan--Outings
		About 10 minutes' walk due west from the main entrance of the park (nearest the subway station), there is a large playground with lots of slides and swings, some of them nestled in and among the groves of trees (which almost makes you forget you're smack-dab in the middle of a metropolitan area).
		This park is better for bigger kids who can actually walk long distances (lots of paths, paved and otherwise and lots and lots of trees and shade) picnic/outdoor worship areas (well, that's what we use it for!), athletic courses, etc. though little kids will enjoy the water area.
		This is a huge park with several playgrounds, an aviation museum, rollerblading and skateboarding areas, grassy hills to roll on, flower beds in all seasons, etc. Aviation Museum includes IMAX Theatre, open from 10:00 a.m.
	www.asahi-net.or.jp /~ja8i-brtl/outings.html (8799 words)

	Municipalnewsletter Setagaya March 1, 2006
		Bordering Meguro City, Setagaya Park has a mini steam locomotive inside, as well as a children’s play park that is open for all to use at their own discretion.
		The cherry trees in the spring are a glorious sight, and the park is a popular spot for family flower-viewing parties at the weekend.
		Pocket parks along the path feature peaceful scenes of adults resting on their way home from shopping and children stopping on their way home from school to view the cherry blossoms.
	www.city.setagaya.tokyo.jp /english/eigo_koho/2006/0603/0603_06.html (810 words)

	TACTICAL MUSEUM. Tokyo: April 2005
		The new building will function as a multi-purpose exhibition, information and network archive for the park and its various community initiatives and is due to open to the public in autumn 2005.
		The opening exhibition will explore the contemporary nature of green spaces and urban parks in Tokyo, with a particular focus on the uses and ways that such spaces are used for play, relaxation and time-out by urbanites.
		In the summer of 1999 in the open fields of Showa Park in Tachikawa, Tokyo, a `Shinsai Survival Camp-In` was organised by concerned citizens and university researchers.
	rogermc.blogs.com /tactical/2005/04/index.html (1804 words)

	Municipalnews Setagaya 0204 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The park is famous for its plum blossoms, but the cherry blossoms are also spectacular.
		The park's gorgeous varieties of yaezakura bloom a bit later in the season, from mid- to late April.
		Okamoto Park is where you walked for about five minutes along the Maruko River, and even little children can play at the waterside safely, and you can enjoy various traditional Japanese events that are held at the old farm house.
	www.merit5.co.jp /gyosei/setagaya/0204/setagaya0204.html (2219 words)

	Japan With Kids - Forums
		Only thing is taht even though it has a large parking space, the access road through the mountains is long, narrow and single, so if you go on nay holiday, it can be quite painful to reach it, although once you are parked, it is nice.
		All the parks are in eastern Tokyo, except for Mizumoto park which is at the northeastern edge of Tokyo.
		Inokashira park is nice, has a childrens zoo, Ghibli Museum (from the popular movies - Spirited Away etc), a creek for the kids to play in, a big lake with row boats and paddle boats to hire and usually has lots of buskers and magicians wandering around.
	www.tokyowithkids.com /discussions/messages/8/840.html (2111 words)

	KINUTA PARK
		Kinuta Park is famous for is cherry blossom (sakura) viewing.
		Kinuta Park also has Baseball fields, Soccer fields, cycling courses and the Setagaya Art Museum.
		You can access Kinuta Park via the Tōmei Expressway (東名高速道路, Tōmei Kōsoku Dōro) runs along the south side; Kampachi (環八, the #8 ring road), along the east.
	www.japaneselifestyle.com.au /tokyo/kinuta_park.htm (157 words)

	Outdoor Japan - Festivals and Events - Japanese Cherry Blossom Viewing Areas - Hanami - Sakura - Tokyo - Japan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Large park with a lot of grassy areas.
		The park has about a 1-kilometer row of trees along the Sumida river on the side of Taito-ku.
		There is also a park across the river in Sumida-ku where there is a Sakura Matsuri in April and a monthly antique market.
	www.outdoorjapan.com /festivals-events/events-hanami-guide-1.html (859 words)

	Municipal Newsletter Setagaya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Although originally a golf course, it was opened to the public as a park making use of the natural undulations of the land.
		“Family Park” is an extensive lawn square at the rear of Kinuta Park.
		Go past the Family Park, take the west exit out of Kinuta Park, and Okura Athletic Park (Okura Sports Center) can be seen on the opposite side of the road.
	www.merit5.co.jp /gyosei/setagaya/0209/setagaya0209_3.html (518 words)

	Setagaya Art Museum -- Tokyo Meltdown Architecture Review
		Set in the tranquil urban oasis of Kinuta Park in Setagaya Ward, the Setagaya Museum is architect Shozo Uchii's attempt to house artworks in a structure which is both respectful of artworks and the natural environment within which the building is set.
		When news of the plans to construct the museum became public in the 1980's, community groups quickly mobilized against the project, afraid that the presence of a large building in the midst of a public park would detract from the natural environment.
		It is responsible for the flattened arch shape of the roofs of the structure as well as the inspiration for textiles, furniture and fittings within the building.
	www.bento.com /arch/sam.html (750 words)

	Metropolis - Tokyo mini-feature stories: Let one thousand flowers bloom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The "mourners" would carry the coffin to the park or temple where they would stop, remove their bento (packed lunches) from the small coffin, and commence the festivities.
		One of the rare parks you can actually drive to, but be ready for a 3-4 hour wait on the parking lot.
		Another park where you can rent a boat and see sakura grandeur from the water.
	www.metropolis.co.jp /tokyominifeaturestories/365/tokyominifeaturestoriesinc.htm (925 words)

	Outdoor Japan - Features - Cherry Blossoms - Tokyo Hanami (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Generally I head out on my mountain bike or inline skates in the early morning to photograph and take in the views sans large crowds and blaring karaoke, then return on foot or public transport to the better party places with a backpack full of beverages and food.
		A younger crowd can be found in Komazawa Olympic Park, where the rice wine flows all night and the regular joggers have to give up their circuit for a few weeks during spring.
		The night views are great with many lanterns lining the river and the parties are plentiful, although it is not much of a place to lay out a blanket as most of the area is paved and quite urban.
	www.outdoorjapan.com /features/ojfeature-hanami-2003.html (531 words)

	Make your tree - Living World
		Participants spent the first day at Kinuta Park with a nature professional using all their senses to observe the natural world, and the second making their own miniature trees.
		The first day’s activities take place at Kinuta Park in the Tokyo ward of Setagaya, a former golf course now park with big trees and extensive grounds including a large area of grass.
		The children assemble, bringing with them the twigs and other items they picked up on the first day, and their sketches, and proceed to make their own ideal tree in a small cardboard box.
	www.livingworld.net /works/makeyourtree/lang-pref/en (1245 words)

	:: Metropolis Tokyo :: SPECIAL - In bloom
		The highlight of this vast and expansive park during hanami season is the "Garden of Sakura" and its 200 trees.
		Since the beginning of the Edo period, Ueno Park has been a popular spot for hanami, hosting more than 1,100 trees, including the exotic higan-zakura, the hearty Weeping Cherry.
		A stone's throw from colorful Harajuku and Shibuya, Yoyogi Park has three distinct hanami viewing areas: the sakura no sono (cherry garden), chuo hiroba (central square), and funsui-ike (fountain pond).
	metropolis.co.jp /tokyo/521/special.asp (1004 words)

	NTT Group employees talk about the environment
		Wauchi enjoys playing soccer with his son in Kinuta Park near his home on holidays.
		He runs 10km in Kinuta Park on weekends.
		I was born and raised in Midori Ward in Yokohama City.
	www.ntt.co.jp /kankyo/eco_e/nttg_e/syain_wauchi.html (819 words)

	Information for Foreign Residents Living in Tokyo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The park is famous for its rose garden, containing 5,000 plants from 270 species.
		With its slopes and hills, this park is an excellent playground or children.
		Spacious park on the east side of Lake Tama; famous for cherry blossoms.
	www.metro.tokyo.jp /ENGLISH/RESIDENT/LIVINGIN/contents10_2.htm (1181 words)

	OGACCH@TOKYO:Cherry-blossom viewing party
		It is given to the weather, and the enjoying seeing cherry blossom rush in various places.
		Kinuta Park in here is crowded with the person.
		But today must be a day when it crowds most in one year.
	blog.livedoor.jp /ogacch/archives/18628850.html (63 words)

	News On Japan - RSS - TokyoDV
		I went to Kinuta Park for Hanami this weekend.
		It was better than I expected; I despise crowded places, but Kinuta has enough space to allow everyone enough room.
		Kinuta Park has an interesting history; I believe it was a Japanese military base [...]
	newsonjapan.com /rss/society/tokyodv.php (1239 words)

	Confucius Lives Next Door, by T.R. Reid
		At Kinuta Park, in a residential neighborhood in southeast Tokyo, I was so struck by the sign at the park entrance that I pulled out a notebook and copied the full text.
		To make sure this is a park our community can be proud of, let's pack up our trash and take it home.
		To make the park a pleasant place for everybody, let's try not to do anything that might bother the other people who are here.
	www.links.net /vita/trip/japan/media/bukz/confuciuslives (2243 words)

	MyToyota.jp　Autumn Kouyou Leaves
		Kinuta park, located on the loop-line 8, has vast grass since it was once opened as a golf course after the world war II.
		A colored tree in the grassy park or yellow colonnade makes the scenery of autumn distinctive.
		The information in this guide is correct as of August 2006, and the address is applicable as of October 1, 2006.
	www.mytoyota.jp /english/enjoy/season/season01/koy_e.html?code=40292 (110 words)

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