Serigaya Park in Machida

A beautiful spacious park in the middle of Machida

Daniel Vesey Jun 29, 2015 - 2 min read

<p>A quirky invention makes for calm entertainment and great photos </p>

<p>It is nice to see it through trees and hear the water gushing</p>

<p>The sounds of nature and running water combine</p>

<p>The park is very spacious and makes for a great walk</p>

<p>There is always light at the end of the tunnel!</p>

<p>One of the many paths surrounding the park</p>

<p>A sample of flowers and nature the park boasts in abundance </p>

<p>Getting close to nature in the park</p>

<p>Many mini waterfalls and pools provide a very therapeutic backdrop </p>

Serigaya Park in Machida is a spacious park full of paths, benches and the sounds of nature. It is very popular for cherry blossom viewing but it is still visually poetic anytime the sun shines. Various mini waterfalls and pools are situated throughout, giving off a very therapeutic backdrop to deepen levels of relaxation. A background of many trees, all a variety of different shades of lovely green, combine to make this park a highly pleasant place to be.

Along with an array of beautiful nature, the park has some very interesting man-made designs. One in particular is very quirky and probably holds the most powerful presence in the park. It is kind of like a windmill, with two huge beams that circulate while water gushes into the pool below. It makes for some attractive photos and peaceful entertainment, contributing really well to the calm vibe circulating Serigaya.

There are many paths that make this an ideal location for a good walk, and if you walk past the windmill-like design you will find the Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts.

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Daniel Vesey @daniel.vesey

I graduated from University of Hertfordshire in the UK in 2014, with a 2:1 in Mass Communications. I have since worked in China for a Media and PR Company as a writer and photographer and also as a foreign editor for a English website for the expatriate community in Guangzhou. I am a big fan of t...