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Spring Fun at Yokojukken-gawa Shinsui Park

#aprilblooms Visited Yokojukken-gawa Shinsui Park this spring, and wow—it was way more fun than I expected! One of the coolest parts is the “Wild Bird Island” inside the park. It honestly looks like something out of a theme park with its quirky structures and vibrant vibe. Super unique! You can rent a boat for a super cheap price and paddle around the calm waters, which is so relaxing. Plus, there’s a free water adventure area (yes, free!) with floating obstacles and fun challenges—great for kids or just anyone wanting a bit of playful fun. After that, I recommend a riverside stroll to wind down. It’s peaceful and full of seasonal blooms. Why You Should Visit: ✔ Wild Bird Island has fun, unexpected theme-park vibes ✔ Cheap boat rentals and free water activities 📍 Address: 9 Chome-14 Higashisuna, Koto City, Tokyo 136-0074 #tokyo #japan #kotocity #springvibes #yokojukkenpark #urbannature #familyfun

Posted: Apr 16, 2025

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