Matsugaike Park (Shiro-tsutsuji Park) Stream / Fountain
Flow of the course
About 25 min from the previous stop
About 165 min here
About this spot
The Matsugaike Park (Shiro-tsutsuji Park) Stream / Fountain is a free water play area in Matsugaike Park (Shiro-tsutsuji Park), Nagai City. Within grounds of roughly 6 hectares runs a shallow stream where children can play in the water, while a pond with a fountain and a waterfall create a cooling scene. Playground equipment and a lawn plaza are in the same grounds, so when children tire of the water they can move to the equipment, and when they tire of that they can rest on the lawn, keeping on playing at their own pace. Because it is large, people spread out easily, and being able to spend time without worrying about crowds is welcome too. True to the name Shiro-tsutsuji Park, it is also loved as a park where white azaleas bloom in early summer. Use is free, so a short stop works just as well.
Season & hours
Name: 松ヶ池公園(白つつじ公園) せせらぎ・噴水
Date & time: 開設期間は未発表 (typically は夏休み期間)
Venue: 長井市・松ヶ池公園(白つつじ公園)
Tips
The opening period has not been announced. In most years the water runs during the summer holidays, but please check the operating status before you set out. To avoid cutting your feet on the bed of the stream, footwear with soles such as water shoes is recommended. The grounds are large, so parking near the water play area makes getting around easier. The pond with the fountain is not for water play, so keep the playing to the stream. For children not yet out of diapers, please bring swim diapers.
Best time to visit
About 2 hours 45 minutes. The afternoon, when the sunlight softens, is recommended, and the lawn in the evening feels pleasant with the breeze
How was this spot?
現地の天気
25°C(現在)直近1週間の寒暖差は平均6℃。気温差が大きい日が続くと紅葉が進みやすいと言われています。
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長井市・松ヶ池公園(白つつじ公園)
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2026 Matsugaike Park Stream / Fountain: A Full Day Out
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