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Kasugano Central Park (春日野中央公園) Water-Play Plaza (親水広場), Seseragi Stream (せせらぎ)

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About this spot

The Kasugano Central Park (春日野中央公園) Water-Play Plaza (親水広場), the Seseragi Stream (せせらぎ), is an artificial creek built within the park. Because the current is gentle and the water shallow, even children who have just learned to walk can dip their feet in safely. Unlike a pool with a defined boundary, this is a waterway you can follow on foot, and the sense of exploration is what makes this spot enjoyable. A large combination play structure and lawn plaza sit right nearby, letting you switch between different kinds of play throughout the day. With gazebos and shelters in place, families appreciate being able to take turns resting out of the sun. Admission is free, with the casual appeal of being able to drop by whenever you feel like it.

Season & hours

Name: 春日野中央公園 親水広場(せせらぎ)

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

Venue: 広島市安佐南区・春日野中央公園

Source: ashitano.chugoku-np.co.jp

Tips

The 2026 opening period has not yet been announced, please check the latest information before you set out. The bottom of the waterway can be slippery, so prepare sandals or water shoes that won't easily slip off. In case there's no dedicated changing room, it's smoother to wear your swimsuit under your clothes from the start. Since this park is within a residential area, it's reassuring to check the number of parking spaces and usage rules in advance. Even though the water is shallow, don't take your eyes off children, a guardian must always accompany them.

Best time to visit

About 2 hours. After 15:00, once the sun starts to lower, the light softens and the water feels most pleasant

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Access & map

Asaminami-ku, Hiroshima-shi, Kasugano Central Park (春日野中央公園)

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2026 Full-Day Course: Kasugano Central Park (春日野中央公園) Water-Play Plaza (親水広場)

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