Mitani Children's Park is a small park located on the west exit side of Gakugei-daigaku Station.

Gakugei-daigaku has many shopping streets, and it's fun to stroll around because there are many stylish individual shops.

Now, to get to Mitani Children's Park, you can access it near the Gyoza no Ohsho in the west exit shopping street, or from in front of the Bunbun Nursery School next to the Mamekin Gyoza.

Even though it's a small park, there was a slide and a cute dog swing play equipment.

And then there's a mysterious plaything that looks like a staple.

And here is the long-awaited bench....

There were two single-person chairs that look like Pino (ice cream).

They are low chairs that will definitely make you say "dokkoisho" (a grunt when sitting down).

It was raining a little, so the seats were wet. I used to play Game Boy on chairs like these in the past....

Oh, there were swings, a drinking fountain, and a public toilet.

It's a surprisingly functional park. It might be convenient to remember if you want to take a break in Gakugei-daigaku with your children.

It doesn't look like much in the photos, but it's a children's park, so it's a fairly small park.

I walked around Gakugei-daigaku Station for about an hour looking for a bench, but there aren't many places to take a break.

(Hibun-dai Park is a little scary, so it hasn't been investigated)

So it's a valuable rest spot in the Gakugei-daigaku west exit area.

So, why not try using it as a place to sit and rest in Gakugei-daigaku?

Mitani Children's Park is a small park located on the west exit side of Gakugei-daigaku Station.

Gakugei-daigaku has many shopping streets, and it's fun to stroll around because there are many stylish individual shops.

Now, to get to Mitani Children's Park, you can access it near the Gyoza no Ohsho in the west exit shopping street, or from in front of the Bunbun Nursery School next to the Mamekin Gyoza.

Even though it's a small park, there was a slide and a cute dog swing play equipment.

And then there's a mysterious plaything that looks like a staple.

And here is the long-awaited bench....

There were two single-person chairs that look like Pino (ice cream).

They are low chairs that will definitely make you say "dokkoisho" (a grunt when sitting down).

It was raining a little, so the seats were wet. I used to play Game Boy on chairs like these in the past....

Oh, there were swings, a drinking fountain, and a public toilet.

It's a surprisingly functional park. It might be convenient to remember if you want to take a break in Gakugei-daigaku with your children.

It doesn't look like much in the photos, but it's a children's park, so it's a fairly small park.

I walked around Gakugei-daigaku Station for about an hour looking for a bench, but there aren't many places to take a break.

(Hibun-dai Park is a little scary, so it hasn't been investigated)

So it's a valuable rest spot in the Gakugei-daigaku west exit area.

So, why not try using it as a place to sit and rest in Gakugei-daigaku?