Nerima City Oizumi-kotsu Park - Nerima City

A traffic park where you can learn traffic rules. You can play for free. There is a road-like course in the park where children can ride their bicycles. There are intersections and traffic lights as well as general roads, and there are pedestrian crossings and signs. Children's bicycles for riding in this park can be rented, and there are various sizes and availability of auxiliary wheels. (It is for children only, adults cannot rent a bicycle.) It's easy to rent a bicycle, but there is a form for filling in your age and name. There are no procedures such as user registration and identification. Helmets can be rented, but the impression is that many children wear their own helmets. It is relatively free during the daytime on weekdays, but during the long weekends and long vacations such as summer vacation, it is crowded with large children. In other traffic parks, there are some places for small children such as preschoolers who can ride a tricycle etc., but there is no such course for preschoolers in Oizumi Kotsu Park. However, instead, there are playground equipment such as slides, swings, and sandboxes. There are toilets, but there are few private rooms, so there may be several people lined up. There are some places that are not roads and are like a little open space, and there are people who spread their leisure sheets and eat rice there. There is also a bicycle parking lot in the park, so you can park your own bicycle that you used to come to this park. It is a bicycle parking space where you can park a large number of bicycles, but on weekends there are bicycles that can not be parked near the entrance. Bicycle practice is fun, but there is also a game to find hidden frogs in the park, and you can find a frog with a board with hints and answer sheets. Frogs are attached to signs in the park and pedestrian traffic lights so parents and children can enjoy them while studying the signs. The traffic park is neither too wide nor too narrow, and the size is just right. Unfortunately, some children have a tremendous speed when traveling by bicycle on the course. Especially on weekends and long vacations, I often encounter children with such speed on days with many large children, and my child is also hit by a red light while stopped, or collided when passing. I felt scared several times. If you are a child who can ride a bicycle to some extent by yourself, parents often do not look at your child far away, so be careful of children who are not familiar with bicycles.

A place where children can play safely and securely regardless of the season. You can safely experience bicycle practice, traffic lights, and intersections with a rental bicycle. It also serves as a flea market venue once a year. I am relieved that the observer is always on hand. Free, but there is no parking lot. Access will be toho, bicycle, and nearby coin parking.

This park is perfect for practicing bicycles and traffic rules. You can't put your own bicycle in the park, but you can rest assured that there are many bicycles by inch, from small ones with training wheels to 20-inch ones without training wheels. Also, there are no traffic lights or intersections, but the people in charge (probably silver human resources) teach (sometimes scold) the traffic rules properly, so I am really thankful for the existence of Reiwa nowadays. It is an oasis for children who are enthusiastic about playing, as it is fully equipped with rowing go-karts, swings, slides, sandboxes, jabujabu ponds, and toilets. Parents walk (run) quite a lot after their children, so don't forget to wear comfortable shoes, a water bottle, a sweat towel, and an insect repellent. It is a wonderful park that I hope will continue for a long time.

It is a park where you can learn traffic rules by go-kart and bicycle for free. I used it because I wanted to give my 2-year-old son, who loves cars, a go-kart experience. Since the use of go-karts is for elementary school students and younger, can a 2-year-old son use it? When I made an inquiry, the result was OK. However, the go-kart is a foot-rowing type, and since it is out of reach at the age of two, it is a form that parents push forward. The rule is that if you run one or two laps, you will be replaced by the next child. There are actually traffic lights, so I thought it was a perfect place to experience the traffic rules. In addition, several managers take turns watching over us, so you can play safely. I was surprised at the manned park for the first time. In addition, you can rent an office when breastfeeding, so even if you have a baby, you can let your older child play with peace of mind. There are also swings, slides, trains, and sandboxes, so even if you get tired of it, you can play here for a while. It's still a long way off, but there are many types of bicycles, so I would like to use them when practicing bicycles.