To get to Tamagawa Josui Park, head over to the Meiji University Izumi Campus, which is located across Koshu Kaido from Meidaimae Station.

This park is built on the remains of the Tamagawa Josui aqueduct and is a long, narrow park that extends all the way to Inokashira Street.

And you'll find wooden benches scattered throughout the park!

The benches are a bit old, but they seem like a great place to take a break while watching your kids play.

There's even a bench that's perfect for working out your abs!

Many families visit Tamagawa Josui Park, and I saw a lot of people taking a break on leisure sheets spread out on the grassy areas.

Also, perhaps as a reminder of the Tamagawa Josui aqueduct, there's a slide that's integrated with a water wheel. How unique!

And speaking of Tamagawa Josui Park, the whale playground equipment is a sight to behold! It looks like you might get eaten.

I think this park is perfect for families with children to take a break.

Of course, it seems like it could be used by Meiji University students as well. But if you were on a date here, you'd probably be found out right away (lol).

Also, you can see impressive water pipes near Tamagawa Josui Park. Check out the video at the bottom of the article!

So, why not use it as a place to take a break and sit down around Meidaimae Station?

To get to Tamagawa Josui Park, head over to the Meiji University Izumi Campus, which is located across Koshu Kaido from Meidaimae Station.

This park is built on the remains of the Tamagawa Josui aqueduct and is a long, narrow park that extends all the way to Inokashira Street.

And you'll find wooden benches scattered throughout the park!

The benches are a bit old, but they seem like a great place to take a break while watching your kids play.

There's even a bench that's perfect for working out your abs!

Many families visit Tamagawa Josui Park, and I saw a lot of people taking a break on leisure sheets spread out on the grassy areas.

Also, perhaps as a reminder of the Tamagawa Josui aqueduct, there's a slide that's integrated with a water wheel. How unique!

And speaking of Tamagawa Josui Park, the whale playground equipment is a sight to behold! It looks like you might get eaten.

I think this park is perfect for families with children to take a break.

Of course, it seems like it could be used by Meiji University students as well. But if you were on a date here, you'd probably be found out right away (lol).

Also, you can see impressive water pipes near Tamagawa Josui Park. Check out the video at the bottom of the article!

So, why not use it as a place to take a break and sit down around Meidaimae Station?