YAMAMOTOTESUTOTEMPO

山本テスト店舗

Itabashi / Nerima,Tokyo
Department Stores

Multilingual Staff

English, Chinese, Korean, Thai
Foreign Language Pamphlets

Chinese (Traditional), Korean, French
Accepted Credit Cards

UnionPay Card, American Express

Goods

Asahi
- 1JPY (Including tax)

History

Yoyogi Park, once the Imperial Japanese Army (1871 - 1945 : The military organization that existed in Japan) was the Yoyogi training field.

Yoyogi Park was where the plane flew for the first time in Japan in 1910, there is a monument in the park.

It became Washington Heights (US military facilities) in 1946 after the defeat in World War II.

Yoyogi Park was used as a Yoyogi player village at the Tokyo Olympic Games in 1964.

After that, it opened as Yoyogi Park in 1967 and it reached the present.

Currently the site of Yoyogi Park is 540,529.00 square-meter (about 54 ha), which is 27 times the size of Tokyo Dome.

Yoyogi Park is the fifth largest park in Central Tokyo after Kasai Rinkai Park (about 79 ha), Mizumoto Park (about 76 ha), Toneri Park (about 71 ha), and Hikarigaoka Park (about 60 ha).

Facilities

Yoyogi Park is divided into the A district on the north side where there is a fountain and the B district on the south side where sports facilities and event halls are located.

Central square

Many people are practicing musical instruments, theatrical performances, dances.
Music street performance are also performed.
There are three fountains in the central pond, and it is lighted up at night.

Observation Deck

There is a pedestrian deck overlooking the park.

A keyaki trees street

A keyaki trees (A Japanese tree of the genus Zelkova) are planted on the main street.
You can experience general Japanese landscape.

Dog park

There is a dog park that can release a dog.
It is divided into three areas: ultra small dog area, small and medium dog area, medium and large dog area.

Bird Sanctuary

There are bird sanctuaries where birds can be observed.

Cycling course

You can cycling by renting a bicycle at the cycle center.
You can borrow a rare double-seater bike (tandem bicycle).
You can bring a bicycle there. An infants cycling course is also available.
Business hours: 9:00-16:30
Closed: Monday
Price: from 210 yen per hour

NIKE basketball court

There is an outdoor basketball court between the soccer field and the athletics field.
It was donated by NIKE.
Various people are using mainly young people regardless of nationality.

Emergency water supply facilities at the time of disaster

There is a disaster water tank in the park.
Provide clean tap water free of charge at the time of the disaster.
It is a safe country, wonderful maintenance of Japan.

Effective utilization in the basement

In the basement of Yoyogi Park, the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line is running and you can hear the running sound of the subway from the ventilation opening in the park.
There is a train garage, and up to eight trains can be stored there.
Since Japan is a small country, we are making effective use of the underground.

Football stadium plan

The Tokyo metropolitan government plans to construct a football stadium in the area where there is a track stadium, football / hockey field and outdoor stage in the south of Yoyogi Park.
In order to be a strong country of football, we aim for completion in 2025.

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Location Information

Address

Hikarigaoka park town, 3-3-3, Hikarigaoka, Nerima-ku, Tokyo, 179-0072
Nearest Station

Hikarigaoka Station
･ Toei Oedo Line
1000000 minutes by bus
Phone Number

03-0000-0000

Available languages

English, Chinese, Korean, Thai
Hours

Every day 10:00am - 11:00pm
Weekdays 1:00pm - 9:00am
Closed

Holidays
Budget

1,000 JPY
Public Site

Official Site
Multilingual Staff

English, Chinese, Korean, Thai
Foreign Language Pamphlets

Chinese (Traditional), Korean, French
Accepted Credit Cards

UnionPay Card, American Express

Further Facilities & Services

TIC Category
★ ★ ★ Category3

※ The main criteria for the TIC certification program are as follows.
- Category3
  
  Full-time service in English as well as at least two other languages. Tourist information is available in all of Japan, operating seven days a week with on-site Wi-Fi. The location acts as a gateway for a large number of international tourists.
- Category2
  
  English-speaking staff is available and the information service covers a large area.
- Category1
  
  The location provides a minimal amount of English without full-time staff. The information service covers the local area.
- Partner
  
  A facility that actively provides regional and neutral tourist information to international visitors without specializing in the tourism business itself.