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Inagi Fureai no Mori Frequently Asked Questions

Update date: March 15, 2024

About Fureai no Mori

Q1: What kind of facility is it?

Inagi Fureai no Mori is a facility for healthy youth development. This is an outdoor facility (free of charge) used by city elementary schools and youth development district committees as a place for educational activities and nature experiences.
It is open to the public on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from mid-March to June, August, and October to November when it is not in use, and can be used by Inagi residents. Accommodation is only possible when the area is used by city elementary schools, youth development district committees, etc. for educational activities or nature experiences during the district/school open period. The general public cannot stay overnight.

Q2: Can we have a barbecue?

We have a stove for cooking rice bowls as an educational activity, but it is not suitable for barbecues. We recommend bringing your own barbecue set.
We rent out utensils such as plates, pots, knives, and cutting boards. Please prepare food, fuel (firewood or charcoal), and drinking water (as the water in the facility needs to be boiled).
However, bringing in alcohol and drinking alcohol is prohibited.

Q3: I would like to use Fureai no Mori.

Anyone can use it on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays during the open period, regardless of whether you are in the city or outside the city.
However, if you wish to use the group for 10 or more people, please check in advance whether your desired date and time is available (please call the Children and Youth Division to confirm) and apply using the reservation form below at least one week in advance. is required . The total number of users for all groups is limited to 50 people.

Link to external site Opens in a new window.Reservation form for group use when open to the public

Q4: Can I stay overnight?

The general public cannot stay overnight.
This is only possible when the city elementary school, youth development district committee, etc. uses it for educational activities or nature experiences during the district/school open period.

Q5: I heard that the entrance has been changed.

Due to construction work on a prefectural road since December 2014, the former entrance on the Wakaba Comprehensive High School side has been closed, so please use the entrance on the Odara Street side.
Note: The Tama, 3rd, 4th and 17th Sakahama-Hirao lines have been reopened, however, for safety reasons within the facility, please continue to use the entrance on the Odara-dori side.

For more information, please see Inagi Fureai no Mori Access .

Q6: Can I bring tents?

For safety reasons, we ask that you refrain from bringing tents, tarps, hammocks, etc.

Q7: Is there a parking lot?

There is a parking lot for 20 cars, but it may be full during busy periods, so please follow the instructions of the manager in that case.

Q8: How many furnaces do you have?

There are 15 locations. Reservations cannot be made, so please use the stove designated by the administrator in the order you arrive.
Caution: Never pour water onto the furnace (made of concrete blocks) as it will cause it to crack.

Q9: I will be using the facility with multiple families (2 or 3 families), so there will be more than 10 people. Do I need to submit an application form?

On the day, if you register each family member on-site, you will not need to fill out an application form.

Q10: Can I use a pizza oven?

Please refrain from using it for personal use. If you wish to use it as a group, please notify the Children and Youth Affairs Division in advance.

Q11: Is there any playground equipment such as athletics?

there is no.

Inquiries regarding this page

Inagi City Child Welfare Department Children and Youth Division
2111 Higashi-Naganuma, Inagi-shi, Tokyo
Phone: 042-378-2111 Fax: 042-377-4781

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