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Kokuei Bihoku Hills Park Bikkuri Shower (Great Lawn Plaza) (国営備北丘陵公園 ビックリシャワー(大芝生広場))

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About this spot

The Kokuei Bihoku Hills Park Bikkuri Shower (Great Lawn Plaza) is a shower fountain in front of the large play structure ‘Kyu-no-Oka’ where water shoots up when you press a button. Since it's a system where you press the button yourself and get splashed yourself, even children afraid of water can get used to it gradually, keeping their distance at first. There's no depth like a pool, and since it's right next to the lawn plaza, it's reassuring that kids can go straight back to their sheet to rest once they're tired of playing. It's free to use, and the only cost is the park's admission fee (free for junior high school students and younger). With cheers going up every time the water shoots up again, it's a signature, popular summer spot at Bihoku Hills Park.

Season & hours

Name: 国営備北丘陵公園 ビックリシャワー(大芝生広場)

Date & time: 開設期間は未発表 (typically は夏休み期間)

Venue: 庄原市・国営備北丘陵公園 大芝生広場

Source: bihokupark.jp

Tips

The 2026 opening period has not yet been announced. Check the official website for the opening status before heading out. It's free to use, but a separate park admission fee is required (free for junior high school students and younger; check the official website for the price). In case there's no dedicated changing room nearby, wearing swimwear under your clothes makes changing smoother. The wet lawn and paths can be slippery, so remind children not to run. It's reassuring to bring a little more than one change of clothes and towel per person.

Best time to visit

Best in the afternoon after playing on the equipment. Around 4 p.m., as the sun starts to lower, the water feels especially refreshing

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Shobara City, Kokuei Bihoku Hills Park, Great Lawn Plaza

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2026 Kokuei Bihoku Hills Park Bikkuri Shower Full-Day Course

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