Spanning over lush greenery, Funabashi Anderson Park is a serene oasis in the heart of Funabashi City in Chiba Prefecture. The park is an expansive blend of nature and recreational facilities for all ages.
Explore the park’s cultural treasures, notably the Fairy Tale Pavilion, dedicated to Danish author Hans Christian Andersen, for whom Funabashi Anderson Park was named. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Andersen’s literary creations as you delve into the museum’s exhibits and discover the enchanting tales that have touched hearts worldwide.
Seasonal Attractions
Take a leisurely stroll along the winding paths that lead you through vibrant seasonal flower gardens, soothing ponds and enchanting forests. Nature enthusiasts will be enthralled by the park’s seasonal beauty.
In spring, cherry blossoms paint the park in delicate shades of pink. Summer brings vibrant blooms of various flowers and autumn transforms the park into a rich canvas of fiery leaves.
During summer children and families are allowed into the fountain area for cooling water play.
Even in winter, the park’s tranquility remains captivating, offering a peaceful retreat during the day and special illumination events at night.
Outdoor Activities
For those seeking adventure, the park provides ample opportunities to engage in outdoor activities. Challenge yourself on the sports fields, where you can play ball games or throw a frisbee with friends and family. There are also playgrounds that span all across the park and offer a haven of excitement for children, with swings, slides and climbing frames to keep them entertained for hours.
Planning a picnic? Funabashi Anderson Park has you covered with spacious picnic areas scattered throughout the park. Unfold your blanket, unpack your bentos and unwind while creating unforgettable memories with loved ones.
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Nihon Tora
Nice place, but an absolute nightmare to get to. Tiny countryside roads except with traffic lights everywhere and Tokyo traffic.
1glenn
Named after Hans Christian Andersen, but it is called Anderson Park? Where is the logic in that?
Danes and Norwegians mostly spell the name Andersen, other countries spell it Anderson. H.C. Andersen was Danish.
Capt. Spock
It is great park. Great for kids.