From Kagurazaka Station, head along Waseda-dori Street, and you'll find Enokimachi Park near where you cross Edogawa-bashi Street.

DNP, or Dai Nippon Printing, has the Enokimachi factory nearby. Perhaps because of this, there were many printing-related companies in the area. I visited on a Saturday, and it was a quiet atmosphere.

The approach to the park has a wide road, making it easy to get to.

Inside the park, there's a cage where you can play ball games, a pergola, and some playground equipment.

A stage with artificial turf is a distinctive feature.

There were three two-seater benches with handrails nearby.

Benches are arranged in a staggered pattern. There's also a sandbox in the back.

The space is spacious, so you can use it when you want to take a break.

The park's usage hours are:

• From April to October: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM
• From November to March: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Hard balls and bats are prohibited.

So, why not try using it as a resting place near Kagurazaka Station?

From Kagurazaka Station, head along Waseda-dori Street, and you'll find Enokimachi Park near where you cross Edogawa-bashi Street.

DNP, or Dai Nippon Printing, has the Enokimachi factory nearby. Perhaps because of this, there were many printing-related companies in the area. I visited on a Saturday, and it was a quiet atmosphere.

The approach to the park has a wide road, making it easy to get to.

Inside the park, there's a cage where you can play ball games, a pergola, and some playground equipment.

A stage with artificial turf is a distinctive feature.

There were three two-seater benches with handrails nearby.

Benches are arranged in a staggered pattern. There's also a sandbox in the back.

The space is spacious, so you can use it when you want to take a break.

The park's usage hours are:

• From April to October: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM
• From November to March: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Hard balls and bats are prohibited.

So, why not try using it as a resting place near Kagurazaka Station?