Information on Sarue-onshi Park

: To the north of the Shin-ohashi road is a baseball field, and to the south is a peaceful garden, a tennis court, a children’s playground, and a plaza.
In celebration of the Showa Emperor’s marriage in 1924, the southern area of the park was given to the city of Tokyo by the Meiji Government. In 1932, this area was opened to the public as the Sarue-onshi Park. The northern area, after it was first proposed in 1946, was officially opened to the public as a park 38 years later, in 1983.

Date of open	1932 April 29,
Area of the park	145,088.43 squre metres (May 31st, 2010)
Number of trees	5,544 trees, 52,020 stumps
Flora of significance	Maidenhair tree, Yoshino Cherry, Metasequoia, Otome Camellia
Facilities	Baseball field・Tennis courts・Miniture lumber storage・Playground equipment・Splashing pond

Address	Koto-ku Sumiyoshi 2-chome, Mori 2-chome
Commute	To-ei Subway Shinjuku-line (S13), Tokyo metro Hanzomon line ‘Sumiyoshi’ (Z12) A3 exit, 2 minute walk JR Sobu-line Kinshi-cho South gate exit, 15 minute walk
Inquiry	TEL 03-3631-9732 Saruei-onshi Park service centre 〒135-0001 Koto-ku Mori 2-13-7