 Shinagawa Kumin Park (3-2 Katsushima)
This is the largest municipal park in the city. The park is divided into different areas—cherry blossom plaza, sports plaza, fountain plaza, play plaza, and lake plaza—and there are always families with children in the park no matter what time of year it is. Because there is also an aquarium in the park, why not stop by after viewing the cherry blossoms?(A five-minute walk from Tachiaigawa Station or Omori Kaigan Station)
Samezu Undo Park (1-4 Higashi-Oi)
This park is located on the east side of Samezu Station. On the north side of the park, there are such play equipment as slides and sandboxes. On the south side is a multipurpose plaza where you can take part in competitive sports, such as little league baseball.
(A five-minute walk from Samezu Station)
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 Oi Park (4-8 and 4-3 Higashi-Oi)
This park is divided in half by a slope. The west side is rich in natural greenery with areas for rest and play. The east side has a multipurpose plaza.
(A one-minute walk from Samezu Station)
 Hamakawa Park (4-8 Minami-Oi)
This park has various areas, such as a play zone, a multipurpose plaza, and an artificial hill. In the spring, cherry blossoms bloom all over the park, making it an ideal place for hanami.
The Minna de Ohanami (Public Cherry Blossom Viewing) event will be held on March 30 (Sun.).
(A five-minute walk from Tachiaigawa Station)
Gongenyama Park (3-9 Kita-Shinagawa)
This long, narrow park is located on Gongenyama hill, which is next to Gotenyama, a spot that was popular for viewing cherry blossoms in the Edo period. The park is divided into a play zone, which has various play equipment, and a forest zone, which has mainly cherry blossom trees. There are usually a lot of families with children having fun in the play zone.
(A seven-minute walk from Kita-Shinagawa Station)
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 Togoshi Park (2-1 Yutakacho)
Created from the garden of a mansion that had once belonged to an Edo-period feudal lord, Togoshi Park is one of the representative parks of Shinagawa City. Visitors can fully enjoy the atmosphere generated by approximately 20 beautiful cherry blossom trees and a samurai estate.
(A seven-minute walk from Togoshi Koen Station)
 Gotanda Park (5-24 and 5-25 Higashi-Gotanda)
This park is located near Gotanda Station. It is divided into two by a sloping road. With cherry-blossom trees lining both sides of the road on the slope, you can enjoy a leisurely stroll while viewing the flowers.
(A five-minute walk from Gotanda Station)
 Meguro-gawa River (along Meguro-gawa River, from Osaki to Nishi-Gotanda)
The cherry blossoms that line both sides of the river are breathtaking. The recommended viewing spot is on the bridge. Many people visit there and take pictures of themselves with the cherry blossoms in the background as souvenirs.
(Gotanda Station, Osaki Station)
 Kamuro-zaka Slope (areas around 4 Nishi-Gotanda and 1 Koyamadai)
There are approximately 100 cherry blossom trees along both sides of the road. You can enjoy viewing cherry blossoms while taking a leisurely stroll along the slope.
(Fudomae Station)
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