The National Showa Memorial Park is a national park with a vast area of about 165 hectares that spans Tachikawa City and Akishima City in Tokyo. It was opened as part of the project to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Emperor Showa's reign, and is loved by many people as an oasis in the city. There are spacious lawns, beautiful Japanese gardens, and gardens with various themes, so you can enjoy the beauty of nature throughout the year. It is easily accessible from the city center, and its appeal is that you can easily enjoy the great outdoors.

The greatest attraction of this park is its diverse activities and the flowers that can be enjoyed throughout the year. There is a cycling course in the park, and you can tour the vast grounds using rental bicycles. There are also plenty of facilities that are great for families, such as large playground equipment for children and "Minna no Harappa" where you can splash around in water. Beautiful flower fields spread out in each season, such as cherry blossoms and tulips in spring, sunflowers in summer, and cosmos and ginkgo trees in autumn, attracting visitors.

Showa Memorial Park is not just a place to stroll around, but also a place where you can enjoy various events and experiences. There is also a barbecue garden and a dog run, so you can spend the whole day there without getting bored. Whether you want to relax in nature or be active, you can enjoy it in any way you like, making it a hidden gem of Tokyo tourism.