Seiwa Park is located in a back alley from Kasuga Station's A7 exit.

It's a stepped park, located midway between the upper and lower roads.

There were benches for two people lined up a little way up the stairs.

There's also a spot where you might be able to do some mini-climbing, taking advantage of the slope.

The area at the top of the stairs is a plaza with benches.

You might think it's a small park, but there are playground equipment and a place for children to play.

It might be nice to just zone out while gazing at the alley that stretches straight from the benches to Hakusan-dori Street.

So, why not try using it as a place to sit and relax near Kasuga Station?

Seiwa Park is located in a back alley from Kasuga Station's A7 exit.

It's a stepped park, located midway between the upper and lower roads.

There were benches for two people lined up a little way up the stairs.

There's also a spot where you might be able to do some mini-climbing, taking advantage of the slope.

The area at the top of the stairs is a plaza with benches.

You might think it's a small park, but there are playground equipment and a place for children to play.

It might be nice to just zone out while gazing at the alley that stretches straight from the benches to Hakusan-dori Street.

So, why not try using it as a place to sit and relax near Kasuga Station?