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Kojima District Park Pop Jet Fountain

About this spot

The Kojima District Park Pop Jet Fountain in Kojima, Kurashiki City, is a free water-play spot where columns of water shoot up from the ground. The place and timing of the jets keep switching, so children run around guessing where the next one will come from, and despite the simplicity of the setup they can play for a surprisingly long time. Since the play style only gets your feet wet, even small children who cannot swim yet can join in, which is a real advantage. On the same grounds is the adjoining Kojima Marine Pool with a diving platform, which is a separate paid facility. You can choose based on your energy that day, the pool when you feel like swimming and the fountain when you just want to cool off casually. It is close to the center of the denim town of Kojima, which conveniently lets you flow straight in from the morning's sightseeing.

Season & hours

Name: 児島地区公園 ポップジェット噴水

Date & time: 開設期間は未発表 (例年は夏休み期間)

Venue: 倉敷市・児島地区公園

Source: city.kurashiki.okayama.jp

Tips

The fountain's operating season for 2026 has not been announced. It usually runs during the summer holidays, so check with Kurashiki City's information before you set out to confirm the water will be on that day. Kojima Marine Pool is a separate paid facility, and its fees, hours, and swimming conditions differ from the fountain, so check in advance if you plan to use it. The floor around the fountain gets slippery when wet, so remind children not to run and have them wear sandals that stay on or water shoes. Having a change of clothes, towels, and a plastic bag for wet clothes for everyone in your group is reassuring.

Best time to visit

About 2 hours 30 minutes. The afternoon, when the sunlight softens, is recommended.

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倉敷市・児島地区公園

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