Arisugawa-no-miya Memorial Park
About this place
More exploring than playground, with hills, bridges, a pond and wooded paths that feel surprisingly removed from the city.
How kid-friendly is it?
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The bright robot towers and long slides make this tiny park feel like a piece of public art kids can climb on.
A budget-conscious Roppongi option with tiny rooms but a very convenient location near some of the best central playgrounds and kid-friendly restaurants.
Arcade style games, simulators and digital sports make this a strong rainy day choice for older kids and teens.
Older kids get a kick out of the glass floor panels, and the compact main deck is easy to do without committing half a day.
Rooms of moving light and digital art flow into each other, so kids can wander without feeling like they are in a normal museum.
Kids who like meat get the fun of cooking slices on the little tabletop stone, but expect a wait at popular times.