Ōi Futō Chūō Kaihin Park Park

Address: Ōi Futō Chūō Kaihin Park, Oi Wharf area, Tokyo, Japan

Hours: Open daily, 24 hours (individual facility hours vary)

Admission: Free (park); certain facilities/tennis courts may charge

Ōi Futō Chūō Kaihin Park is a public seaside park on reclaimed wharf land along Tokyo Bay in the Tokyo metropolitan area. The park functions as a waterfront green space with sports and leisure facilities.

Open lawns and a waterfront promenade provide walking, jogging and informal recreation along the bay edge. The park includes sports fields and courts and offers unobstructed views across Tokyo Bay and the surrounding port infrastructure.

The park occupies land reclaimed for port and industrial use that has been set aside as public open space to serve nearby residential and business districts. It reflects Tokyo’s broader approach to using reclaimed waterfronts for recreation.

The park sits on the Tokyo Bay shoreline on the Oi wharf area, within the city limits of Tokyo and adjacent to port and industrial districts. It is accessible from central Tokyo by road and public transport, positioned on the waterfront rather than deep inland.

• Seaside views: Sits on reclaimed waterfront land and provides open views across Tokyo Bay, making it useful for shoreline recreation and informal photography of the bay and nearby bridges.

The park is on Tokyo’s Oi waterfront, accessed from Shinagawa or Tennozu Isle by local buses or a short taxi ride. Cycling and walking routes connect through the coastal promenades.

• The park is large and linear - bring a bicycle or plan for a long walk between waterfront sections.
• Sunset over Tokyo Bay provides a sharp silhouette of the port cranes; the promenade near Takeshiba gives good views.
• If coming by train, use Shinagawa or Tennozu Isle connections and then local bus/taxi for the final leg.