
If you know a slide enthusiast, bring them here! There is an impressive double drop slide, a coiled snake slide, and a couple other ones.

It was very hot the day we went. Luckily, there is a wading pool that was perfect to cool down in.

These are called free-fall slides here and for good reason. This slide is the first double drop I have seen since
Yaejima Park on Okinawa.
Yaejima was the start of our park obsession here in Japan!

This slide is a miniature version of the one at
Oonoyama Park in
Naha, Okinawa.
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There were two sides to the pool. One side is 20 centimeters and the other side is 40 centimeters.

They had several interesting pieces of equipment that I had never seen before. That one kind of bounced on either side.
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Where is this park can oyu give me directions please?
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