Hirata park



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Hirata park

Location： 2336 Sango, Hirata-cho

The park was made new as one of the main attractions of Hirata-chou,
where is located in between the Ibi and Nagara Rivers.It runs for 1.4ha.,
featuring an all-weather & multi-purpose dome, a miniature golf course
and more. Have an enjoyable time with your family and friends!

Miniature Golf Course

It is located on the west side of the park (18 holes, par72, 7,200 square meters). The entire golf course and the tee markers are in a fox-like shape, illustrating the god of the local Ochobo Shrine. You will also find a river-crossing obstacle that describes the geographic characteristic of the city. Available day and night
	phone 0587-66-4815

　　Putt-Putt Golf Course Operating days & hours

	Day	Night	Non-operating days
April & May	9am-6pm	---	Mondays (the following day if it’s a holiday)
June thru. September	9am-6pm	6pm-10pm
October & November	9am-5pm	---
December thru. March	9am-5pm (Saturdays, Sundays & holidays only)	---	Monday thru. Friday (except holidays)
※No admission after an hour prior to the closing hour (8:30pm at night).

　　Fee

	Day	Night
Adults	\600	\800
Children (15 & under)	\300	\500

Multi-purpose Dome
This particular dome has a seating capacity of 500. The weather-proof outdoor facility enables for a variety of events to be held.

　　Multi-purpose Dome　Rent fee

Rent fee (per hour)
City residents	\1,050
Non-city residents	\2,100

Other Facilities


Lawn area		Azuma-ya (Japanese gazebo house)
		Azuma-ya (Japanese gazebo house) is located right by the fountain where you can sit and relax.


Fountain		Statue
Its structure illustrates a riverside city. The water flows into a stream.		A statue of Yukie Hirata is displayed at the park. He was the key figure in leading　the Flood Control during the Houreki Era (1751-1764).


Playground equipment		Roller slide
A wooden playground equip-ment with swings, slide, monkey bars combined.		A roller slide of length of 80m is available free of charge. It is the longest slide that you can find in the south central Japan.


Information center
It is located next to the dome. Stop by for the golf course admissions.