Park Usage Guidelines and Manners

Park Usage Standards

This is a park that many people use for various purposes. We aim to improve manners related to park usage with the slogan, "Let's use the park in a way that does not disturb neighbors or others." Please be mindful of sharing and following manners so that everyone can use the park comfortably.
If you discover any nuisance behavior, please contact the designated park manager in the city.
Note: For disturbances to sleep caused by park usage in the early morning or at night, or regarding suspicious individuals, please call 110.

• Park Management

Prohibited Items

Item	Standards	Reason for Prohibition
Golf	Prohibited	Because there is a risk of causing harm to other users.
Free-range dogs	Prohibited	Because there is a high possibility of improper disposal of feces, etc. This is because other park users may feel scared.
Motorcycle and Car Access	Prohibited	Because other park users are in danger.
Baseball and other activities using a bat	Prohibited	It is dangerous because it has a long range and high speed.
Skateboarding	Prohibited	Because other park users are in danger. [Note] However, only Tama Pear Park within Inagi North Green Space is allowed.
Radio Control and Small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Drones, etc.)	Prohibited	Because other park users are in danger.
Camping (Tent Setup)	Prohibited	The installation of tents is prohibited as it may damage the grass and other areas. Additionally, overnight stays in the park are also prohibited. [Note] Simple sunshades (such as tarps) and movable benches are allowed, considering the needs of Older Adults and young children.

Conditional Acceptable Items

Item	Standards	Conditions and Notes
Bicycle Access	Conditionally Allowed	Condition: Run at a speed that does not pose a danger to other users. [Note] This may be used for children's bicycle practice.
Soccer, catch ball, frisbee, etc.	Conditionally Allowed	Conditions: Do not disturb other users. [Note] Some parks are prohibited.
Barbecue	Conditionally Allowed	Inagi North Green Space Park (Picnic Area) and part of Wakabadai Park (Third Park) are only available for use. However, the following conditions must be observed. Conditions: Barbecuing over an open flame is prohibited. It will be until 5 PM. Please be sure to take home your garbage, ashes, tools, etc. Since it is not a barbecue area, please ensure that you do not disturb other park users and nearby residents. [Note] Simple sunshades (such as tarps) are allowed, considering Older Adults and young children.
Fireworks	Conditionally Allowed	Only fireworks that are carried by hand are allowed, provided the following conditions are met. Conditions: It will be until 10 PM. Prepare water in a bucket. Take all garbage home. [Note] Rocket fireworks and firecrackers are prohibited due to the danger they pose to other park users and the inability to collect trash.

Park Usage Manners

To everyone using the park

Please check the signs installed on-site for points to be aware of at each park.

For ball games, warning signs have been installed in the parks listed in the table below or in parts of the parks.

District	Park Name
Yanokuchi	Matsuba Park
Higashi-Naganuma	Kameyama Park Dawayuki Park
Momura	Egg Square Park
Hirao	Hirao Neighborhood Park (only the Meeting Square) Hirao San'ōbashi Children's Park
Wakabadai	Enoki Park

To all dog lovers

Parks are facilities used by various people, including those with small children and those who are not comfortable around animals.
There have been many complaints about the abandonment of feces and free-range pets. When walking your dog in the park, please follow the manners below to ensure that everyone can enjoy the park comfortably.

1. Do not let them roam free
   To prevent your dog from biting others or other dogs, please keep your dog on a leash during walks and do not let go of the leash.
2. Do not leave feces and urine unattended
   If your dog defecates or urinates in the park, please handle it properly as the owner.
   When going for a walk, be sure to carry walking supplies such as plastic bags or tissue paper.
   • Note: Flushing feces that have fallen to the ground into park toilets or drains can damage or clog pipes and facilities due to soil, sand, small stones, grass, etc. attached to the feces. Please take it home and dispose of it properly.
   • Note: The "Inagi City Ordinance for Keeping the City Clean" also prohibits the abandonment of feces. Please cooperate in beautifying the city.
3. Do not brush your dog outside.
   Loose fur may stick to passersby or laundry of nearby houses, so please brush your dog indoors.
   Note: For other information, please also check the page on dog registration and vaccinations when keeping pets.

• Pet Ownership