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Heiwagaoka Children's Pool (平和が丘児童プール)

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About this spot

Heiwagaoka Children's Pool is an outdoor pool for children operated by Miyazaki City. In 2026 it is open from Thursday, July 23 to Monday, August 24, during the hours of 10:00 to 12:00. It is closed on Wednesdays and from August 13 to 15. The water surface measures 10m by 20m, divided into areas with depths of 30cm and 50cm, giving small children playing in an outdoor pool for the first time the reassurance of being able to stand firmly. And above all, being free of charge is a major draw. As a pool rooted in daily life where neighborhood children gather during summer mornings, it also suits families who'd rather avoid the crowds of large leisure pools. With opening hours limited to just two hours, arriving in time for the 10 a.m. opening, playing to your heart's content, and wrapping up by noon makes for a well-balanced schedule.

Season & hours

Name: 平和が丘児童プール

Date & time: 7/23 (Thu)–8/24 (Mon) 10:00–12:00 (水曜と8/13–15は休場)

Venue: 宮崎市・平和が丘児童プール

Source: city.miyazaki.miyazaki.jp

Tips

Opening hours are limited to the two-hour window from 10:00 to 12:00. It is closed on Wednesdays and from August 13 to 15, so check the schedule via Miyazaki City's official information before heading out. It may be closed depending on the weather. Also check in advance whether swim diapers are allowed and any rules about guardian supervision. Assume there is no shop on-site and bring your own drinks. Changing areas may be limited, so a towel-fabric cover-up you can wear over your clothes comes in handy.

Best time to visit

Arriving in time for the 10 a.m. opening gives you the full two hours until closing. Since it's free, it's well suited to visiting again and again throughout summer vacation

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Miyazaki City, Heiwagaoka Children's Pool

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