"A Spacious Park in the Housing Complex"

Yato Ichou Park is located down the main street from the south exit of Hibarigaoka Station.
There's also a bus stop nearby.

A wide park with a gravel surface. It's one of the larger parks within walking distance from Hibarigaoka Station.

There are slides, swings, and seesaws.
There were also restrooms.

There was a curved bench near the entrance.

I think there were only two other benches in the park. The number of benches isn't that high.

Cute coffee takeout from the nearby coffee shop "Chanku".

And then, a cutlet sandwich I bought at Boulangerie 525.

And also, something like a chocolate cornet from Boulangerie Biarritz.
So, we had a mysterious bench-side bread party.

Since it's a park with the name "Yato", there was also an area where you can play by the water. It was popular with the kids.

So, why not consider using it as a place to rest around Hibarigaoka Station?

"A Spacious Park in the Housing Complex"

Yato Ichou Park is located down the main street from the south exit of Hibarigaoka Station.
There's also a bus stop nearby.

A wide park with a gravel surface. It's one of the larger parks within walking distance from Hibarigaoka Station.

There are slides, swings, and seesaws.
There were also restrooms.

There was a curved bench near the entrance.

I think there were only two other benches in the park. The number of benches isn't that high.

Cute coffee takeout from the nearby coffee shop "Chanku".

And then, a cutlet sandwich I bought at Boulangerie 525.

And also, something like a chocolate cornet from Boulangerie Biarritz.
So, we had a mysterious bench-side bread party.

Since it's a park with the name "Yato", there was also an area where you can play by the water. It was popular with the kids.

So, why not consider using it as a place to rest around Hibarigaoka Station?