Introducing the highlights, playground equipment, and parking lot of Chubudai Sports Park
Chubudai Sports Park in MatsusakaCity is a popular park for families with children, as it has plenty of play equipment and experience facilities for children. In this article, we will explain in detail the highlights, playground equipment, and parking lot of Chubudai Sports Park.
What is Chubudai Sports Park?
Chubudai Sports Park is a park located in Tatenomachi, MatsusakaCity, and has various facilities such as a baseball field, tennis courts, astronomical observation facilities, a gymnasium, and a swimming pool.
The park has a spacious lawn area, making it perfect for children who love running.
There is also a wide range of play equipment for small children, including slides, athletics, a sandbox, and even unusual play equipment such as an agitator.
There are benches throughout the park, so we recommend bringing a packed lunch and enjoying a picnic!
The photo above is a rest area on the lawn, which also has vending machines, toilets, and coin lockers.
"Miekodomonoshiro" in the park is a large prefectural children's center that can be enjoyed regardless of the weather, and there are many ways to enjoy it, such as a play equipment corner, a dome theater planetarium, and craft experiences.
Although it has the name "castle," it actually looks like a science museum, with the huge dome at the main entrance being its symbol.
The charm of Miekodomonoshiro is explained in detail in the article below👇
In this article, we will explain in detail the playground equipment, athletics, and parking at Chubudai Sports Park.
Where is the parking lot?
There are several free parking lots at Chubudai Sports Park.
Parking Lot 1 and Parking Lot 2 are closest to the lawn park, athletics, and Miekodomonoshiro, and have a total of over 500 parking spaces.
Please note that the first and second parking lots are open from 7:00 to 19:00, and the entrances and exits will be locked outside of these hours.
Parking lot 1
This is the first parking lot, and it is a few minutes walk from the lawn plaza and athletics.
There are more parking spaces than the second parking lot, and wagons and microbuses can also be parked here.
2nd parking lot
This is the second parking lot, and a steam locomotive is displayed on the premises.
There is a lawn square in front of the parking lot, and the parking lot is close to Miekodomonoshiro, so it tends to be full even on weekdays.
Please note that large vehicles are not allowed to enter the second parking lot, and microbuses are not allowed to park there. *Parking is possible in the 1st parking lot.
Click here for a map of the second parking lot (Google Maps will open)
Parking lot 3
If Parking Lot 1 and Parking Lot 2 are full, we recommend Parking Lot 3, which is located near MatsusakaCity Ryusui Pool and is only a few minutes walk from here to the playground equipment square.
Please note that Parking Lot 3 is available from 7:00 to 21:15 and is locked outside of these hours.
Click here for a map of Parking Lot 3 (Google Maps will open)
Parking lot 4
If Parking Lot 3 is full, we recommend Parking Lot 4, which is a few minutes walk from MatsusakaCity Ryusui Pool.
Please note that Parking Lot 4 is available from 8:30 to 21:30 and is locked outside of these hours.
At Parking Lot 4, there are stairs leading to MatsusakaCity Astronomical Observatory, and from here you can access the observatory in just a few minutes on foot.
For MatsusakaCity Astronomical Observatory's business hours and event information, please visit the official website of MatsusakaCity Astronomical Observatory.
Where are the toilets and vending machines?
Public restrooms are located in areas with a large number of users, such as the lawn area, second parking lot, and playground area.
Vending machines are also located throughout the park, and the photo above shows the vending machine near the playground area.
There are also vending machines that sell sports drinks, so it's convenient to stay hydrated during your workout.
There are not only drink vending machines but also ice cream vending machines at the rest area in the lawn area.
The rest area is open from 8:30 to 16:30, and please take your trash home with you.
Park prohibitions
Here we will introduce precautions and prohibitions when using Chubudai Sports Park.
No pets allowed
Pets are not allowed in Chubudai Sports Park, and you cannot take your dog for a walk.
Baseball and soccer are prohibited on the grass field.
Activities that cause damage to the lawn, such as baseball, softball, rugby, soccer, golf, etc., are prohibited on the grass field.
When playing catch or other ball games, be considerate of those around you.
Other prohibitions include:
・Entry of vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, bicycles, etc.
・Sales of goods, etc.
・Acts of posting posters, billboards, etc., or displaying advertisements.
・Admission with animals
・Acts that cause trouble to others
・Acts that deface or damage lawns, trees, or facilities.
・Acts that harm public order and morals and other public interests
・Acts that use fire
athletic
"Chubudai Field Circuit" located at Chubudai Sports Park is an athletic course that can be enjoyed for free.
You can enjoy it like a game as you go around 14 types of athletics along the route ♪
This is the entrance to the athletic course, just across the pedestrian crossing near the second parking lot.
There were various types of athletic activities, such as a rope slider that you can enjoy using a rope, and a log crossing that tests your sense of balance.It was something that everyone from children to adults could enjoy.
I actually experiencedFugamaru, and there were a lot of athletes who used their whole bodies, and I worked up a good sweat♪
Click here for a map of the athletic course entrance (Opens Google Maps)
playground equipment square
The play area has slides, swings, and dome-shaped play equipment, and since soccer and baseball are prohibited, it is safe for small children.
There are public restrooms, vending machines, and covered benches near the play equipment, making it a comfortable place to take a break.
There is also an unusual play equipment called ``Arijigoku,'' where you can enjoy climbing up slanted scaffolding and running around in circles.
*Be careful not to collide with other children.
There is also a sandbox in the center of Arijigoku, so this park is perfect for children who love playing in the sand.
Click here for a map of the playground equipment in the lawn square (Opens Google Maps)
trim course
The park has trim courses of 1,400 m and 1,900 m, and is crowded with people who enjoy walking and jogging.
Distances within the trim course are marked every 100m, and there are sections that are only accessible to emergency vehicles, making it an easier walking environment than a regular sidewalk.
Along the way, there are also points where you can enjoy seasonal scenery such as cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, and lotuses.
Click here for the starting point of the trim course (Opens Google Maps)
MatsusakaCity Running Water Pool
MatsusakaCity Ryusui Pool is a municipal pool located within Chubudai Sports Park, and is open only during the summer.
The admission fee is 520 yen for adults and 260 yen for junior high school students and younger, and there is a running water pool and a children's pool that everyone from adults to children can enjoy.
The children's pool is 60cm deep at its deepest point, and there is also a fountain and slide, so even families with children can enjoy it with peace of mind.
MatsusakaCity Running Water Pool
0598-26-5796
Junior high school students and under: 260 yen General: 520 yen
*Free admission for those with a disability certificate (including one accompanying person (18 years or older))
Summer only 9:00-17:00
Yes
From Matsusaka Station, take the bus bound for Tsujiwara, Hosono, and Iidakacho for 12 minutes, get off at Chubu Junior High School, and walk 5 minutes.
What did you think
We have delivered plenty of charm of Chubudai Sports Park.
The last time I used this park was when I was in elementary school, so this interview was my first visit in about 25 years.
There were more play equipment in the park than at that time, and Miekodomonoshiro had evolved into an environment that was easier to play in.
I've put together some points that I think are useful from a parent's perspective, so I hope you find them useful as information for outings with your child.
Fugamaru-chan (photography/article production)
He is a member of Mie Tourism's Mie Travel Camera Club and is active mainly on Twitter and Instagram as a photographer who takes pictures of Mie. We operate the Mie Photo Gallery, which distributes Mie's scenery for free, and the Mie Eetoko Tour, which disseminates Mie's latest information.
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