The 15 best things to do with kids in Tsukuba

If you are a beginner like me…It’s a good hike for Saturday..so that you may take some rest on Sunday before going back to office on Monday. I went on 05.01.2025. There was snow near top making some places slippery. Though it was not so crowded, a proper pathway is not available and we had to stand aside to make way for hikers coming down (especially on the last 200m to top to nyotai san) View from the observation deck between nyotai san and Nantai san is amazing. We had to Carry our water/ refreshments for the hike. However there are a few restaurants on the top but with no vegetarian options 🥹. On the way back we took the cable car as it was already late and the last bus to Tsukuba station (40-50 min bus ride away) was at 5pm.

Very fun and enjoyable. Very nice view and peaceful mountain. My son is only 7 years but climbed the mountain ⛰️

Great beginner hike! I went twice, once during summer and once in Autumn. I think people can really enjoy going here during the Autumn because the foliage leaves was really nice. We went for a sunrise hike last time and the view was awesome at the summit! For full post please check my blog at mariejournals

Fairly challenging trail with huge rocks and sometimes slippery, near the top is narrow and crowded. Overall a good hike near from Tokyo. View from the top is awesome. There is options for cable car and rope way as well.

A beautiful mountain an easy bus ride from Tsukuba Station. Dotted with cozy restaurants with views, a cable car, and ropeway, it's a lovely day trip. The cable car takes you to the saddle between the two peaks. Each of them are rocky to reach, but only a few meters above the saddle. A prime thing ti do in Ibaraki.

The ropeway will take you up to the summit with ease! There are several restaurants at the summit. It should be noted, however, that most of them only accept cash. We then walked down from the summit. It was exciting, with steep slopes and lots of huge rocks. This is a great place to enjoy nature.

Nice and beautiful. Good for hike. The path is clearly maintained in natural way. No concrete or any other artificial material. However, in rainy days, it's muddy and slippery at some places. Anyway nice experience to hike it. For those who unable to climb it other options available. Cable car is cheap and easy. It's 600 ¥ per adult. Ropeway is what available. There are shops around the base of mountain. And also few shops at the top. But, as expected, price is bit high. After reaching the top you can enjoy the panoramic view. That's marvelous. It will refresh you. If you can bring food and water the hiking will cost nothing. Wash room facilities available. So I recommend this place for your next trip. Congrats

We went there for the second time and still it was great to be there. A lot of activities for kids to experience science & space. Exhibition halls on floors 1 and 2 are set very creatively. A lot of experiential learning for everyone. Also got a 3D theater and a planetarium. Very entertaining shows in the planetarium 🪐 MUST try! The backyard is a beautifully maintained lawn and playground for kids. A huge place with ample facilities. Great for everyone, especially for families with kids.

It’s mainly for junior and senior grade students. Everything is in Japanese. The exhibition hall is quite small, it has two floors, ground floor is mainly with the basic science concepts and first floor is about the satellite and it’s launching. The planetarium show was quite disappointing, as the story didn’t focus much on planets, galaxies and stars. The story was narrated in Japanese, as there are no translators it was very difficult to follow for a non Japanese person. Planetarium show has an extra fee of 250¥ for students and 500¥ for adults. The park is so beautiful during autumn, water fountain adds on to the atmosphere. As an English speaking person this was my experience, maybe a Japanese speaking person could have a better experience of the place.

Great place for adults and children to visit, lots of interactive activities that can keep you occupied whole day. Annual tickets comes cheap and they update their program often enough, so you won't be bored when you visit them even once a month or more. Located right opposite a small artificial lake, close to the train station and shopping centre. So if you can pop in a out if you don't fancy being scooped indoors for too long or have different food from the one offered at the premises.

It's a cool place, but it's more for families with kids and less for solo travellers. Some of their exhibits like the 'futuristic car' are outdated because there are more modern cars available in the market now. On a positive note, their Planetarium cinema is the most impressive one I've ever experienced. It's definitely worth watching something to understand how amazing it is; I wish every cinema in the world was the same so I could watch the latest movies in style! Even if you're not visiting inside the centre, the NASDA space-rocket outside the building is great for photos.

Fun space and science museum expo center in tsukuba. Agree with some of the comments that it could have more things and some of the exibits feel a little dated. But my kids loved it and we spent a few hours here with many hands on exhibits. They also loved the 2 parks nearby, and lots of good food options within walking distance. There is a cafe onsite. The large rocket makes it very easy to find from a distance when driving. 😅 Lots of paid parking onsite. We went to the 11.30 planetarium show both of my kids were bored about 5 minutes into the show. Cool they have parts of actual hiyabusa in the outside exhibits.

This is the Japan expo for space research organisation, it is huge. No much fun but good place to spend time with family. It has well maintained pond and park around.

An amazing place with hands on experiments for kids. All in all we can spend 3 hours here. It has an actual rocket standing tall .

The place is a good for picnic, jogging, and other relaxing activities. It is so refreshing. You can find a cafe, a small lake, and even heated swimming pool in the middle of the park. There are also several gazebo and seats in the park. Of course, toilets is provided there

It is an old and wide park maintained by Tsukuba municipality. There is running track, pet friendly park, swimming pools, cafes, gardens and lakes. A perfect spot for picnics, a lazy day out or active hobbies. Doho park is a landmark.

Doho Park is a very beautiful and cool place. A very suitable place to do activities with family such as sport, read a book, etc. There are also many public toilets and vending machines here. Maa syaa Allah, very beautiful place✨❤️

The Doho Park is located in Tsukuba of Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. The park previously administered by the prefectural government is now managed by the Tsukuba City Hall. The park offers recreational activities to people of all ages. It is well equipped with running and jogging track, swimming pool with sauna and hot tub, badminton, basketball facilities, football grounds, baseball ground, tennis, yoga and dance classes and a classy restaurant with a pond view. People can enjoy the feeling of luxury admiring the peaceful nature with the sip of coffee, tea and some light meals. The park is open 24/7. People of all age comes here to enjoy the beautiful scene, pot lock with loved ones and to sport. There are plenty of parking space available, so don't worry. Be at ease and enjoy the moment with loved ones.

Very nice, well maintained and clean park. Plenty of opportunities and places to relax, play sports, let kids play and do sports. The park can get pretty busy on sunny days, but is definitely worth a visit for any occasion outside.

It’s very nice park for waking, running, and playing around with friends and family

Clean and well maintained. Huge dog run, but on leash only. Good selection of restaurants nearby and an awesome coffee shop next to a good bread shop.

Highly recommended. Easy to reach from Tokyo main station with the almost non-stop bus used by commuters of the Tsukuba research / university area. Book in advance the private tour! I did not but got lucky as one person did not show up and got their place. As I was the only non Japanese on this tour, I got a private tour guide providing information in English. We visited real operational buildings (ISS control center and astronauts training center). The rest of the museum is great as well and free. It is full of life-size models of spacecrafts, engineering models or back-up flight models!

I was always amazed by exploring space. An exciting place to visit. It has a short facility tour by reserved ticket only. The tickets are released once a month online, and it goes quickly and may be within half an hour.

Do you want to stimulate your child's curiosity? More than enough! There are also capsule toys containing rocket fragments. I think kids will love them.

If you love space explorations you won't be disappointed. I got a sort of private tour in English since I was the only foreigner. The lady who made the tour was so nice and enthusiastic.

Did the tour and it was comprehensive and educational. This place is a miniature version of NASA visitors center in Houston, TX, USA.

This is great educational experience for kids and adults alike. I strongly recommend it. Ample parking and very friendly Staff. Please ask at the front desk for tickets to the free tours. Although they are free you can't go on the official tours without a wristband ticket. The other areas except the tours are unrestricted.

The exhibition is limited but if you’re interested in Japanese space technology, worth visiting. It takes around 1h to walk through all the free exhibition.

Absolutely incredible garden no matter when you visit. It's really massive and takes hours to explore everything. I think it's a great place to visit with your loved ones or go for the first date. Also, it's very friendly to kids. It doesn't look like a museum it's not boring and there are no major restrictions like "do not come close, do not touch" as in other botanical gardens. The park divided into different sectors each representing different kinds of plants like normal forest, coniferous forest, rainforest, pond and so on. In two large greenhouses you may see absolutely stunning plants, trees and flowers. For example, I didn't expect cactuses to be so huge. There are a few recreational zones where you can have a little picnic, or just rest in shade when it's hot. Moreover, the garden wasn't crowded even on Saturday, actually, it was almost empty, so it's good for those who hate bumping into people and noise. I think this place worth every yen you pay for the entrance (free entrance for students, even university students, which is unlikely in Japan). P. S. Drinks and ice cream are available in vending machine around the main building where you enter.

This is a very well maintained botanical garden with a lot of species. The clematis garden is really amazing and the greenhouses are also very spectacular. It's definitely worth a visit.

The tsukuba botanical gardens are amazing. Easy to reach and park. Very cheap ticket to see many unique and local plants. I came in the winter and while many of the outdoor plants were done blooming, inside the greenhouses there were many unique and flowering plants. The size of the greenhouses must be seen to believe. Some of the trees inside are very tall. A great way to spend an hour or two.

This botanical garden is not too wide but it has various plants inside. You can't go there by car because they don't provide parking lot, I like this environmental consideration. I went there as regular visitor and paid for 330¥ (sorry I don't remember well). The main building has a help desk, souvenir shop, vending machine, and common room for guest activity (especially for children). Getting more inside, I found endangered plant area which gave me important knowledge about japanese plant biodiversity. In the middle of the garden you'll find also greenhouse and museum. There's toilet too. And my favourite part is the water plant area. Overall, this place is so quiet and calm, very good for just relaxation or getting inspired by nature.

I was lucky that there was a limited time orchid exhibition during my visit. It is a nice place especially for the family with baby. You can also rent a stroller for baby and senior citizen. There are 3-4 greenhouses and nice tracking route.. Baby and kids friendly place👶🏻👧🏻👦🏻

Beautiful botanical garden. It's big and clean. Perfect for those who are very interested on plants from all over the world.

Easy to reach by car, easy to park. Quite interesting, lots of plants and trees varieties. Clean garden. Gentle staff.

A very neat rock museum (stones, not Rolling Stones). The staff was friendly and the displays very interesting. I really enjoyed strolling through this place. Only cons are the limited English and the gift shop was quite small. Great as part of a science themed trip to Tsukuba.

The word "impressive" would be an understatement. This museum is my favourite one in Japan, and I've been to dozens. You could spend half a day in this building and there's something new to discover in every room. Their design team also did an amazing job on the interactive displays. I still can't believe it's free entry.

Nice place to take you child

Visiting this place was a fantastic experience that exceeded my expectations. The staff were exceptionally friendly, making us feel welcome and comfortable right from the start. However, the true highlight of our visit was undoubtedly the diverse range of expositions and exhibits. Each one was thoughtfully curated and incredibly interesting, offering a deep dive into a variety of subjects. The quality and creativity of these displays were simply outstanding. I highly recommend a visit to anyone who appreciates engaging and well-presented exhibits. It's a cultural treasure trove that shouldn't be missed!

My family and I stopped by at this place because we went to JAXA in the same town and we had extra time. We actually enjoyed this museum a lot. Staffs in each room are very knowledgeable and clearly they love the subject. Displays are beautiful. It is a small museum, free of charge but can easily spend few hours. Highly recommend!

I've been in several geological museums throughout the world. I can say it is one of the of its kind. I do recommend stopping by if you are around AIST. They have explanation in English too and they have an impressive collection of fossils and minerals. They also link how these mineral are used in our lives. Amazing place to take kids and let them walk through the geology of our planet and universe.

Alot to see and experience even if rocks and geology aren't your cup of tea.

An absolutely must see if you live in Ibaraki or even outside the prefecture. The entrance is free and the parking 500 yens. Better come early, before 8:30 .

Gorgeous and peaceful area Pretty plum trees were in bloom during the March period when I visited. It was quiet with no tourists despite it being a public holiday. Great for photography.

This is a really nice place to watch plum blossom. A little bit hiking is there under the plum trees which is really beautiful.

It was snowing the day we went and so we didn't get any good photographs, however this is a fairly nice place to visit if you go on a weekday when it's not so crowded

Beautiful scenery for the ume sight-seeing,managed to see fuji-san and kasumigaura lake from the viewing deck. Good and well maintained facilities. They have shuttle bus direct to the tsukuba-san cable car.

Beautiful during the season. Be prepared for a hike, but it's worth the view.

Amazing view....

For less than two months each year in April and May this dog friendly paean to Peonies opens up to the public. During Golden Week and the weekend it can get ridiculously crowded but at other times it offers an hour of beguiling instagrammable beauty. On site Saza coffee and cakes are available as well as a few shrubs for sale near the entrance.

Likes: -a garden that is a labor of love with it’s organic pesticide-herbicide-free gardening methods -large variety of peonies -saw big parking space -afew food trucks on-site (weekends only??) Dislikes: -impossible to walk from the station; 1.5hrs?? -inconvenient without a car, the 15min bus commute from the nearest stations is difficult as there is only one bus per hour + 15min walk to the garden -no taxis at the Station -peak bloom season unpredictable, definitely not on my 27 April 2025 visit - many bushes budding stage, few flowering bushes have wilted due to the unusually hot weather of recent days Tip - get a Peony Garden Postcard from the Shopping Mall next to Ushiku Station, ¥100 discount for Admission Ticket

I went 50 km by bicycle though the rain and wind and came 3 minutes after it was allowed to enter. Following the rules is important, as well as having kind heart... I went back with nothing, so much upset.

Nice place, good driving destination. Went a bit late in the season, so there weren't a lot of flowers. Enjoyed it anyway.

Even though the flowers were almost over, it was still a nice place to visit. The ticket could be cheaper though, still had to pay 1,200..

Nice place to visit or for a day tour. The opening hours are not same as GMap suggests. According to the staffs, Friday is weekend and in all government holidays this park stays closed.

Large beautiful peony garden. Amazing place to go for a walk with your family and friends.

Robotic assisted rehabilitation lab, a business venture related to Tsukuba University researches. The area which is accessible to the public is interesting and very informative.

Not really much to the place despite its size. It’s nice if you happen to be in the mall or very close by, but not worth going out of your way for.

amazing display and worth visiting if you are in the area. great to learn about players in the japan robotics/exoskeleton field. also a real life sized figure from terminator! also a display of some first generation home computers that brought back memories!

Robot center helpful for people with disabilities

When does Skynet come online?

Very interesting place, probably the worthiest in this shopping mall ;)

Cyberdyne is generally a very interesting producer of science fiction worthy external augmentation, however the studio in 研究学園 seems a bit small and there is not that much to see

(Translated by Google) It wasn't the season for irises to bloom, so there weren't many people and I had a relaxing time. There were spot-billed ducks, great egrets, and white wagtails in the park. (Original) アヤメが咲く時期ではないので人も少なくのんびり過ごせました 園内にはカルガモ、ダイサギ、ハクセキレイなどがいました

(Translated by Google) I visited in early June, so the flowers were just starting to bloom. I would have liked to come when they're in full bloom, but the rainy season is here now. Parking and admission are free. There is no place to eat, but there are benches, so it's a good idea to bring a packed lunch. Nearby, there is also a promenade and the historic site of Ogawa Imozen, famous for its kappa. (Original) 6月初旬に訪問しましたので、まだ咲き始めの状態でした。満開の時にも来たいのですが梅雨入りですね。 駐車場も入場も無料です。 食べるところはありませんが、ベンチがあるのでお弁当持参が良いですね。 近くには遊歩道や河童で有名な小川芋銭の史跡もあります。

(Translated by Google) Flowering Period: Blooms begin in early June and peaks in mid-June. Enjoy the flowers until late June. Autumn Season: The blooming of red spider lilies in September heralds the arrival of autumn. In addition, in spring, the rows of cherry blossom trees line the Inari River, allowing you to enjoy the changing seasons. The Ushiku Iris Garden is a beautiful flower spot located in Jonakamachi, Ushiku City, Ibaraki Prefecture. Covering a total area of ​​8,000 square meters, the garden boasts approximately 200 varieties of irises, Japanese irises, and Japanese irises, blooming in a vibrant array of colors. Mid-June is the best time to see the garden, as the purple, white, and yellow flowers bloom all at once, captivating visitors. (Original) 開花時期：毎年6月初旬から開花し 中旬が最盛期。下旬まで楽しめます。 秋の風物詩：9月には彼岸花が咲き 秋の訪れを感じさせます。 また、春には稲荷川沿いに桜並木が美しく、四季折々の自然を楽しむことができます。 牛久市観光アヤメ園は、茨城県牛久市城中町に位置する美しい花の名所です。総面積8,000㎡の広大な敷地に、約200品種・2万本のアヤメ、花菖蒲、カキツバタが色とりどりに咲き誇ります。特に6月中旬が見頃で、紫、白、黄色の花々が一斉に開花し、訪れる人々を魅了します。

(Translated by Google) A waterside park that also has a parking lot, restrooms, and an observation deck. It's quiet outside the cherry blossom and irises season, and it's part of the walking course, but I felt a sense of sadness when I saw the kappa behind me. (Original) 駐車場、トイレ、展望台を兼ね揃えた水辺公園。 桜や菖蒲の季節以外だと閑散としており散歩コースの一部なのですが河童の後ろ姿に哀愁を感じました。

(Translated by Google) Visited on 20250614. The potted irises were blooming, but the ones planted directly in the soil didn't bloom very much. Are they more difficult to grow than irises? (Original) 20250614訪問。鉢植えのアヤメは咲き誇っていたのですが、直に土に植えているアヤメはあまり咲いてなかった。菖蒲より育て方が難しいのでしょうか？

(Translated by Google) The red spider lilies are beautiful in September. It's just the right distance for a stroll from Kappa Path. (Original) 9月には彼岸花が綺麗ですね。かっぱの小径から散策にはちょうど良い距離です。

(Translated by Google) I think it's beautiful when the water lilies bloom. (Original) 睡蓮の咲く頃が綺麗だと思います

A dog cat park. There are many dogs and cats. Their living conditions were ok. You can rent a dog for 20 mins at the cost of around 1000 yen extra. Entry fee for adult is 1000 yen. If you are coming from Tsukuba center, you can take hokubo shuttle bus and get down at Namuta stop. It is front of the bus stop. There is parking lot too.

It’s a place for immersing yourself with dogs, but not much interaction is possible beyond cuddles. They should have provided toys so visitors can actually play with the dogs. There is a show to enjoy, though. So I would say, if you want a real ‘playing with dogs’ experience, go to a dog café instead. Oh, and the smell is bad in many areas, so wear something you wouldn’t mind getting dirty.

If you love dogs, this is the right place (there is a cat house too). You can bring your own dog if you have one, or rent a dog for the day. There are petting areas and a stage for events, like races. Entrance is not expensive but the playground is limited if large. And the restaurant selection is small and unremarkable. Handicap/wheelchair friendly. Credit cards OK in the entrance only.

Normally I get nervous when it comes to zoos and animal activities in Japan as they don't always have the best animal care. This place however, the dogs seem happy and healthy. It was very fun to get some much needed dog time in and roam around the park.

Visited this lovely Cat and Dog Park. This place is very lively both with animals and humans. You can a lot of dogs of different breed. They also have a husky and separate section for Big Dogs and Small Dogs. You will have to pay 1000 yen to roam around a dog of your choice. There are events that happen all day. The cat house was relatively small and crowdy. Must visit with family.

They have many dogs they you can play with. The dog park is 1500yen entrance but you can get discount tickets online. It’s not really worth the price. You have to pay extra for other services like walking the dog for 20 mins which costs 1,000 yen, but the dogs don’t really want to walk. They are very playful with the staff but not with the customer. There are onsens and soba shops near by but they finish early as the soba sells fast.

Wanwan Land is a place for you and your family to enjoy petting dogs and cats. The place is amazing with big outdoor playground for kids to enjoy. My kids enjoyed watching the dog shows and petting dogs and cats.

Great park in downtown tsukuba. Very close to expo science museum. Lots of ducks and koi fish. Peaceful waterfall and many benches around the water. There is a tower, you can purchase tickets to ride an elevator to top. Also can purchase koi and duck food at same place as elevator tickets. Indoor seating area. Play place for children could be better. Pay to park is easy to reach.

Beautiful, although not big it is well scaped with several terrains and you can even buy food for the Coi fish and feed them, legally! Watch out for the pigeons as they want some action too~

It’s very big and beautiful park. Not only kids even elders can enjoy there

Nice place for kids. Usually visit on Saturday, and feed carps

Great place for a walk; or passing an afternoon with the family.

This park is nice for a walk with family. It has a lovely pond in the middle and the park is connected to the University so one can walk around and enjoy. I deducted one point because the pathways are a lil rough and bumpy, not suitable for a baby stroller. Would recommend people with infants to carry them in a baby carrier , if visiting this park.

Small public park, nice place, but aside from the vintage point, nothing to do there.

The best part of the Tsukuba trip is the forest adventure, it’s an amazing experience to explore in Tsukuba. The staffs are soooo good. There are four courses, third one is quit difficult but it’s doable. The zip line in the fourth course is really the best one where we see the mount Tsukuba. It take about 45 to 60 minutes to complete the four courses if you’re not stuck by anyone before. The forest adventure is very close to the Tsukuba grand hotel. The staffs will ensure the safety gears are properly secured and provide a trail and short course to all and then allow to enjoy the full course. It’s really worth the cost and the view from the top of Tsukuba during autumn is incredible.

Excellent place for a really fun day. You do need some strength to climb and walk but it should be doable by any person with minimal healthy condition.

So much fun! Might want to bring gloves though. Also, no sandals allowed!

Arrived after the last start time (2:30 PM) but they still let us do it! Four whole courses ending in zip lines (took us about 90 minutes total). Last course also has a fun “Tarzan jump” that is a must-try. Staff were super friendly and safety-focused. Recommend to get there earlier in the day as it can get crowded.

It’s good for those people that want to do sport adventure. But it’s not good in summer. In the summer it’s very hot and humidity. You can not tolerate warm air there. In April is good also in October. It is near Tsukuba mountain. In main gate of entrance you shoul pay 500 yen . I wish enjoy your time there with your family. Please like this review.

Nice place for adventure! I didn't found the difference between the adventure course and there's other course in the middle category that I went in other location. For me it was almost the same. The big difference is that here we had 4 routes and we went in a weekday morning and there were not other customers. Therefore, we enjoyed it at our peace. It is a little expensive though 💦

Perfect for a family day trip in a beautiful environment. And budget friendly if you cannot afford a classic leisure park.

Very beautiful place! The kids were playing and having fun in the park. It was really crowded during autumn because of the beautiful ginko trees.

Huge, peaceful park that is great for walking, picnic and jogging. There are also tennis courts and lots of parking (with the completion of the new parking space). If you are looking for a play area with play equipment for toddlers and kids, this is not the place.

A great park spoilt by a shortage of parking, making it difficult to visit during busy periods. Nice Koi and duck lake, tennis courts, large open grass areas and beautiful cherry blossom in spring and autumn leaves are stunning. Main car park holds around 45 cars with the secondary car park holding around 25 cars. On busy days could easily need double that.

A nice park for everyone. Abundant space for strolling, walking and jogging. People with pets like dogs etc. , it is perfect for them to bring it here for long walks. Free car parking, restrooms and vending machines available.

free parking, vending machines, not crowded(around noon in December), tennis coat, easy to run. very comfortable park.

Something just flew right into my hand, while the sound of roosters crowing (at 5:30 pm!) still keeps on ringing through the big green field where I'm now sitting on a simple backless bench. I thought the something was a frog for a moment but a large dragonfly that landed on the bench next to me was the more likely culprit. This park is great for an area that is a bit short on scenic green spaces. The drawback is it in an odd area that makes it hard to get to on foot from most residential areas (or at least where I was staying). But it is 20 minutes walking from the train station that is named after it. It's an idyllic open area great for a walk, a jog, reading a book, playing catch, or just relaxing with a book and listening to the sounds of wildlife. I'm still not sure why there are roosters here today. That's a first!

They have special library seats. There is a shelf built into the back with books you can sit down and enjoy a relaxing afternoon reading in the park. Also have large green grass field where you can enjoy various activities.

It’s quite big BBQ place with affordable price. It says they have some options for rental, but when I call them to make a reservation, they told me that they don’t have charcoal which is quite necessary:( I actually saw some reviews saying there are huge bees and their nest, and they were still there. I don’t think the owner of this place really cares about it… it is dangerous tho.

Good place for BBQ and price also reasonable. Both indoor and outdoor BBQ places are available. We can bring all the foods from outside and only BBQ place is available there. They gave us all other necessary things such as wood, charcoal, grills, cutting boards, knife and etc. washing area is little bit far away from bbq place. Plenty of parking space available. Nature of the area also beautiful with trees, small ponds and lakes as well as with birds.

Good place for taking barbeque and enjoy with your friend or family.

Was reaaaallyyyyyy great !! A good experience ! We reserved a BBQ for a day, it was really great 👌🏻 I recommend if you speak Japanese at least a little bit ~

It's a great place for making barbecues, camping and playing outdoor games. Has a nice pine forest. Has bathrooms available with shower; sinks and you can rent the material for barbecue. I've been here plenty of times and I consider it the best place in Tsukuba for making an event with a large group.

All features are great, would be greater if it provides a cleaner sinks

Great park with plenty of barbeque pits.