■ Okura Pond Park
This park surrounding the Okura Pond has a walking path around 700 meters long and is especially popular with locals during cherry blossom season.

■ Kutsukake Castle Ruin Park
This park contains the ruins of the keep, the walls, and the inner moat of Kutsukake Castle, which was captured by Yoshimoto Imagawa on the eve of the Battle of Okehazama. In spring it offers a wonderful display of cherry blossom.

■ Misaki Waterside Park
This park has a rich natural environment including an avenue of cherry trees beside the Misaki Pond and is known as a prime spot for blossom viewing. Its facilities include an 870-meter jogging course and exercise equipment.

■ Chokushi Waterside Park
With an approximately 2.7-km long path around the Chokushi Pond, the park is ideal for jogging or walking. Aquatic plants and birdlife can be observed from the birdwatching facilities, the deck walkways, the over-water platform and other vantage points.