The park is officially branded under a naming rights partnership with Hi-NOTE, a regional stationery company.
The facility serves as a focal point for Maebashi's community-led educational initiatives regarding space science.
The integrated planetarium uses high-resolution projection technology to simulate celestial movements for school groups and the general public.
Hi-NOTE Maebashi Children Park is a municipal recreation facility located in Gunma Prefecture centered around child-oriented physical play and astronomy education. The site features a specialized planetarium offering scheduled educational screenings and immersive stargazing programs. Outdoor facilities include large-scale climbing frames, slides, and obstacle-style structures designed for primary-aged children. The park grounds are maintained by the City of Maebashi and emphasize safe, active play for local families. The facility integrates learning components with traditional park equipment, distinguishing it from standard urban playgrounds.
The elevated observation deck providing a view of the main climbing frame structure and surrounding park landscaping.
Check the daily planetarium schedule upon arrival, as shows are program-specific and have limited seating.
Ensure children wear appropriate footwear for the climbing frames, as some structures require agile movement.
Bring a hat and hydration, as the main play area has limited natural tree canopy coverage.
Assuming the planetarium runs continuously; it operates on a set session basis, so arriving without checking the day's schedule may lead to long waits.
Closed on Mondays and the day following national holidays; also closes for year-end and New Year holidays.
No food or drink allowed inside the planetarium chamber; remove shoes in designated indoor activity areas.
