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Kasai Rinkai Park (Edogawa Ward, Tokyo)

2025 10/04
October 4, 2025

# Kasai Rinkai Park (Edogawa Ward, Tokyo)

## Overview (history, features, appeal)
Kasai Rinkai Park is a large seaside urban park developed on reclaimed land in the Tokyo Bay waterfront. Development began in the late 1980s, and it is popular as a place for recreation and nature observation, taking advantage of its easy access from the city center and its wide seaside space.
Main features and attractions:
– A seaside park where you can enjoy the view of Tokyo Bay up close. The open feeling of the sea breeze and the wide open sky is appealing.
There are many attractions, including Tokyo Sea Life Park, a Ferris wheel, an observation plaza, and a bird sanctuary.
– A place where you can enjoy both nature observation and leisure activities, such as observing migratory birds in winter and cherry blossom viewing and picnics throughout the seasons.
- Suitable for a wide range of uses, including families, couples, and solo travelers.

## Highlights
– Kasai Rinkai Aquarium (Kasai Rinkai Aquarium)
This aquarium is known for its large circular tank and tuna migration exhibit, and is fun for both children and adults.
– Ferris wheel (Ferris wheel)
A landmark where you can enjoy views of the sea and Tokyo Bay. The evening and night views are beautiful.
– Bird Sanctuary
Many migratory birds and seabirds can be observed in the observation area, which utilizes sandbars and tidal flats (binoculars recommended).
– Observation Plaza and Beach Plaza
It is a grassy area perfect for picnics and strolls, and on some days you can see Mount Fuji in the distance.
– Seasonal flowers (cherry blossoms, rape blossoms, etc.)
There are seasonal flower viewing spots, such as cherry blossoms in spring, rape blossoms, and autumn flowers.

## Access (nearest station, transportation, etc.)
- Nearest station: Kasai Rinkai Park Station (JR Keiyo Line) on the JR Keiyo Line and Rinkai Line. The park entrance is just a short walk from the station (there is also a pedestrian deck directly connected to the station, making it easily accessible).
- Directions from Tokyo: Accessible via the JR Keiyo Line from Tokyo Station or Makuhari.
- Bus: Local buses operate. Destinations and routes vary depending on the departure point, so it is recommended to check in advance.
- Car: Parking is available (fee required). It tends to fill up on weekends and during peak tourist seasons, so we recommend using public transportation.
- Bicycles: There are some areas in the park where cycling and bicycle parking spaces are provided, but you must follow the designated rules.

(*Please check the latest timetable and transfer information for transfers and travel times depending on your departure point.)

## Estimated stay (estimated time required)
– Short walk: 1 hour to 1.5 hours (only walks along the seaside and the Ferris wheel)
– Half-day sightseeing including the aquarium: 3-4 hours (Kasai Rinkai Aquarium + stroll around the park)
- A leisurely day: 5 hours or more (including picnics, bird watching, observations, and walking around the area)
Please adjust your time depending on your purpose. The length of your stay may be affected by crowds and seasonal events.

## Nearby spots
– Tokyo Disney Resort (Maihama) — Accessible by train, this is a popular destination for families.
Odaiba (Ariake/Odaiba area) — A seaside spot in the city center that's easy to combine with a day trip.
– Gyosen Park (surrounding ward parks) and leisure facilities in Edogawa Ward — family parks, zoos, etc. (Travel times vary depending on location).
- Nearby shopping facilities and restaurants — There are restaurants around the park and station. If you plan to stay for a long time, it is convenient to check the places to eat and drink in advance.

## Things to note (crowds, etiquette, seasonal precautions, etc.)
- Crowds: Weekends, public holidays, spring cherry blossom viewing season, and summer vacation can be busy. Parking and waiting for aquarium tickets can take a long time, so consider arriving early or visiting on a weekday.
Birdwatching etiquette: Do not startle the birds, follow the rules for observation locations and windows, do not feed the birds (this will have a negative impact on the birds and disrupt the ecosystem), and use binoculars and telephoto lenses quietly.
- Garbage and fire: Please take your trash with you. Please check in advance as fires and barbecues may be prohibited outside of designated areas.
- With pets: Please observe proper etiquette, such as keeping pets on a leash and cleaning up their waste. There are restricted areas, so please check the posted notices.
- Weather and season precautions: There are days when the sea breeze is strong and the temperature feels low. In summer, take precautions against sunshine and heatstroke, and in winter, dress warmly. The salt from the sea breeze can easily damage equipment, so take care of your camera, etc.
- Safety: Keep an eye on children on the shore or around playground equipment such as the Ferris wheel. Access may be restricted during high tides or bad weather, so check local notices and official information.

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