The park is situated on land that was historically part of the significant regional coal mining network.
The facility is locally recognized for its high-speed, long rolling slide which is the primary architectural feature of the playground.
The park's name, 'Midorin', is derived from the Japanese word for green, reflecting the town's initiative to repurpose industrial sites into public natural spaces.
Midorin Park is a specialized recreational space in Mizumaki, Onga District, centered around a distinctive large-scale rolling slide. The park features an extensive artificial turf area that serves as a multi-purpose ground for children and families. It is built on land formerly utilized for coal mining industry infrastructure, marking a shift in local land use. The park includes a variety of playground equipment designed for different age groups. Open green spaces are integrated into the facility to provide areas for community gatherings. The site is maintained by the Mizumaki town government as a public municipal facility. It serves as a primary outdoor hub for local residents within the Onga District area.
At the top of the viewing platform overlooking the entire rolling slide structure.
Bring a cardboard slider or a seat pad to use on the long rolling slide, as the friction can be intense on clothing.
Check the surface temperature of the equipment during peak summer afternoons before letting children play.
Utilize the designated parking areas provided by the town, as street parking is restricted in the surrounding residential zones.
Do not attempt to use the long slide without proper leg coverage, as it can cause friction burns.
Remove shoes before entering certain indoor-style play structures; follow local rules for waste disposal by carrying out all trash.
