What other travelers are saying about Asahikawa Park
20260205 - came a day before asahikawa ice festival and managed to see construction still ongoing. Unfortunately was stopped before the entrance of the ice festival and cannot take closer picture. But the size of the ice slide is probably the largest amongst all the different ice festivals in hokkaido.
Tokiwa Park does not have parking facilities. Visitors are advised to use nearby public parking options or public transportation.
Yes, Tokiwa Park is equipped with restrooms for visitors' convenience.
Yes, Tokiwa Park is wheelchair accessible, ensuring all visitors enjoy its amenities.
Yes, pets are allowed in Tokiwa Park. However, keeping them on a leash and cleaning up after them is essential to maintain the park's cleanliness.
While Tokiwa Park does not have dining facilities, vending machines are available for light refreshments. Visitors can explore nearby restaurants and cafes for more substantial meals.
This is the must visit park which is closed to many high rate hotel such as Marriott Sapporo, InterContinental, JAL, etc., and right at the Nakajima Station. This park has A big pond with many old Ginko trees
This was the first stop for my partner and I on our one night stay in Asahikawa. It is a short 25 minutes walk from the JR station and is certainly well worth it! Perhaps it was an off-peak season, but we were essentially the only ones in the whole park and we could enjoy the time strolling around leisurely which was very romantic. We came across a shrine with a cute crossing bridge, a lovely pond where you can rent small boats to paddle on and big open spaces where we saw beautiful tulips! There seems to be fairly easy and accessible parking available, as well as very clean bathrooms located around the park. Definitely a must-go if you are in Asahikawa for a stroll or to sit by the pond and unwind :)
