Hitachi Seaside Park: Indoor / outdoor?

Yes. An outdoor park of 237 hectares on the Pacific coast, split into the Mihrashi, woodland, dune, west-gate, grassland and amusement-park areas.. (checked 2026-08-14)

Hitachi Seaside Park: Stroller friendly?

Yes. Strollers are lent free at all four gates — ask staff, no reservations. They are single-seaters for children up to age 2. Stock is 27 at the Central Gate, 24 at the West Gate, 10 at the Kaihin Gate and 11 at the South Gate, and varies with repairs and moves between gates. On the Seaside Train you fold the stroller.. (checked 2026-08-14)

Hitachi Seaside Park: Diaper changing table?

Yes. Toilets with a baby bed are in each car park, inside Pleasure Garden and inside the Dune Garden; ask staff for the nearest one.. (checked 2026-08-14)

Hitachi Seaside Park: Family restroom?

Yes. The main toilets in the park have an accessible toilet alongside them, and ramps run through the park as wheelchair routes. A barrier-free map is published as a PDF.. (checked 2026-08-14)

Hitachi Seaside Park: Elevator?

Yes. The Green Kobo building is step-free, and a lift from its deck takes you up to the viewing deck that crosses above the Sand Garden.. (checked 2026-08-14)

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Hitachi Seaside Park

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A 237-hectare park on the Pacific coast, with nemophila in spring and kochia in autumn.

Inside the same fence stands a fairground whose big wheel lifts you 100 meters above sea level.

Note: balance bikes such as Strider can be used on the park paths with a parent, but not on the cycling course, the BMX course, Miharashi Hill, the car parks or any slope.

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Fee：Junior high school age and under get in free. Adults (high school and up) ¥450, seniors (65+) ¥210. During the nemophila season in spring and the kochia season in autumn a ¥350 seasonal charge applies, making it ¥800 and ¥560. A two-day ticket is ¥500 / ¥250 (¥1,200 / ¥950 in season). Parking is ¥600 for a car, ¥300 for a motorbike, ¥1,800 for a large vehicle. Visitors with a disability certificate, plus one companion, enter free and park free.■
Hours：9:30-17:00 from 1 Mar to 17 Jul and from 1 Sep to 31 Oct; 9:30-18:00 from 18 Jul to 31 Aug; 9:30-16:30 from 1 Nov to the end of February. Closed Tuesdays (the next weekday if the Tuesday is a holiday), 31 Dec and 1 Jan, and from the day before the first Tuesday of February to the Friday after it. It opens every day from 26 Mar to 31 May, 21 Jul to 31 Aug, through October, 25-30 Dec and 2-7 Jan.■
Time needed：240 min
Booking：Tickets are bought at the gates; the ticket machines take cash and cashless payment. A two-day ticket is valid on the day of purchase and the next, for the buyer only. Annual passes are issued on the spot at any entrance window after a photo is taken. Amusement-park ride tickets are sold separately, and the one-day ride pass is only sold at the ride ticket booth in front of the big wheel.■Official booking site ↗
Note: balance bikes such as Strider can be used on the park paths with a parent, but not on the cycling course, the BMX course, Miharashi Hill, the car parks or any slope. Skateboards, kick scooters, roller shoes, drones and hard or soft baseballs cannot be brought in.■

The park opened in 1991 and 237 of a planned 350 hectares are now in use. Narcissus and tulips come first, then nemophila, roses, sunflowers, cosmos and kochia turning red in mid-October. A seaside train circles the grounds in about forty minutes, stopping at nine points. The amusement park, forest climbing frames, a water play area and open lawns fill the rest. Strollers are lent free at all four gates.

Indoor / outdoor	Outdoor	An outdoor park of 237 hectares on the Pacific coast, split into the Mihrashi, woodland, dune, west-gate, grassland and amusement-park areas.	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	hitachikaihin.jp
Stroller friendly	Yes	Strollers are lent free at all four gates — ask staff, no reservations. They are single-seaters for children up to age 2. Stock is 27 at the Central Gate, 24 at the West Gate, 10 at the Kaihin Gate and 11 at the South Gate, and varies with repairs and moves between gates. On the Seaside Train you fold the stroller.	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	hitachikaihin.jp
Diaper changing table	Yes	Toilets with a baby bed are in each car park, inside Pleasure Garden and inside the Dune Garden; ask staff for the nearest one.	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	hitachikaihin.jp
Family restroom	Yes	The main toilets in the park have an accessible toilet alongside them, and ramps run through the park as wheelchair routes. A barrier-free map is published as a PDF.	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	hitachikaihin.jp
Elevator	Yes	The Green Kobo building is step-free, and a lift from its deck takes you up to the viewing deck that crosses above the Sand Garden.	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	hitachikaihin.jp
Nursing space	Not checked yet
Diaper disposal bin	Not checked yet
Kids' toilet seat & step stool	Not checked yet
English support	Not checked yet
Outside food allowed	Not checked yet

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