Located in Takasago City, Hyogo Prefecture, Ichinoike Park is a naturally rich park located at the foot of Mount Takamikura, also known as Harima Fuji. At the park's center is the large Ichinoike Pond, surrounded by a beautiful promenade. Enjoy the seasonal scenery, from rows of cherry blossoms in spring to the beautiful autumn leaves in fall, while strolling or jogging. Mount Takamikura reflected in the pond is particularly photogenic.

The park is also one of the trailheads to Mount Takamikura, making it a popular spot for hikers. Mount Takamikura is a relatively low mountain at 304 meters above sea level, but its summit offers spectacular views of the Harima Plain and the Seto Inland Sea. After a hike, it's a great place to return to the park for a relaxing break.

Ichinoike Park is not just a place for hiking; it's also a place to enjoy a variety of leisure activities. The playground is equipped with large playground equipment for children to play on, making it a popular spot for families. There are also campgrounds and day campgrounds, and plans for empty-handed barbecues are available.

[Hidden Gem]
Mount Takagoi is the highest peak in the Harima Alps and is also known as "Harima Fuji." While not particularly high at 304m, it offers sweeping views of the Seto Inland Sea and surrounding mountains.

[Useful Concerns]
Fishing is prohibited in the park's ponds and other areas.
Tent sites are available on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from April to October (excluding summer and spring breaks), as well as all day during summer and spring breaks.