The park was designed to serve as a designated emergency evacuation and disaster prevention base for the local population.
The name 'Bousai' translates literally to 'disaster prevention' in Japanese.
The park contains a significant amount of buried reservoir capacity intended for emergency water supply during a crisis.
Its hilly topography is partially engineered to create a natural buffer and containment area for heavy rainfall.
Bousai no Oka Park serves as a designated disaster prevention hub for Atsugi City while functioning as a large-scale recreational space. The park features specialized zones for various activities, including a designated skate park and a high-angle roller slide. Extensive paved jogging paths wind through the hilly terrain, providing a workout environment with elevation changes. A large grass square serves as the primary gathering area for community events and relaxation. The facility includes comprehensive playground structures designed for younger children. The layout integrates flood-control measures within its design to accommodate its disaster-preparedness role. It is a public municipal park maintained by the Atsugi city government.
The top of the observation hill, which provides a panoramic view of the park's layout and the surrounding Atsugi landscape.
Bring a piece of cardboard or a 'sliding mat' to enjoy the long roller slide more comfortably.
The park is located on a hill, so prepare for steep inclines if walking from surrounding residential areas.
Ensure you bring hydration and sun protection, as many recreational zones are fully exposed to the sun.
Do not attempt to skate outside of the designated skate park area, as the paved paths are strictly for walking and jogging.
Park facilities may be closed during severe weather warnings or if the area is activated for disaster emergency response.
Respect noise levels in residential-adjacent zones and ensure all trash is removed as there are limited public bins.
