There's a cafe with a beautiful view of the Seto Inland Sea.

It's also been certified as a "Lovers' Sanctuary," making it a popular date spot for many couples.

The park features a "Playground & Lawn Area" that's popular with families, and "Irihama-shi Salt Fields" where you can try your hand at salt production, a tradition that dates back to the Edo period. There's also a promenade along the coast.

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Since parking is free, you might be tempted to park there if you're visiting the Shikoku Aquarium, but parking is prohibited outside of the roadside station.