Jan 27, 2016 - 1 min read

Sarue Onshi Park

Relax and watch the people in the Tokyo suburbs

By Peter Sidell

Community writer

There's plenty of water in the park

Many of the trees are bare in winter

A big lawn to run around or play frisbee on

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I saw one elderly man hanging upside down from this exercise frame

Flowers at the southern entrance to the northern part of the park

There are plenty of helpful maps

In the southern part of the park

A little stream connects the two ponds

The large pond in the southern part

Feeding the birds

The south-western entrance

The little clock-tower and central lawn

Not far from Kinshicho and Nishi-Ojima stations on the eastern fringe of central Tokyo, Sarue Onshi Park is a large suburban park, frequented by joggers, families, dog-walkers and elementary school outings. With expansive lawns, outdoor exercise machines and a handful of ponds, it's a fun place to take a relaxing stroll, have a picnic, or engage in some people-watching, observing the everyday life of the city.

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