Basic information
No English name was found on the official site, so the facility name and address are romanized from the Japanese reading.
- Address
- 3-chome Chuo-cho, Higashikurume, Tokyo (Service Center: 3-23-6 Higashikurume)
- Phone
- +81-42-475-1031 (Rokusen Park Service Center)
- Official site (English) - site top page
- https://musashinoparks.com/
- Official site (Japanese)
- https://musashinoparks.com/kouen/rokusen/
- Admission
- Free (some facilities charge a fee) (for other ages, see the official site)
- Hours
- Open at all times (Service Center 8:30-17:30)
- Closed
- Service Center closed during the year-end and New Year holidays (12/29-1/3)
- Plants you can see
Based on information published by each facility. Bloom times vary by year and weather. Plant links open our plant encyclopedia.
- Nearest station
- None (no railway station). Bus: from Tanashi on the Seibu Shinjuku Line to "Aeon Mall Higashikurume", 10-minute walk / from Higashikurume on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line to "Chuo Toshokan (Central Library)", 15-minute walk
- Parking
- Available, paid, 20 spaces (including 2 for persons with disabilities). Inquiries: 042-384-2093 (Koganei Park parking lot)
About
Planned as a green hub for the Kita-Tama area, the park aims to recreate the original Musashino landscape, including woodlands, and to help replenish the groundwater of the well-known spring at Minamisawa Ryokuchi (Minamisawa Green Space). It has a Spring Water Plaza, Komugi Hiroba (Komugi Plaza) with bread-shaped play equipment, a multipurpose sports field, the Daihachi Elementary School Memorial Plaza, the Rokusen Ruins monument planted with Japanese walnut (onigurumi), and an outdoor learning plaza (Jomon Hill).