Nishi Rokugo Park

Nishi Rokugo Park, one of the weirdest and most creative play areas world-round—made almost completely out of tires. Nishi Rokugo Park is loaded with in excess of 3,000 elastic tires reused from the close-by Kawasaki producing plants. As you enter, a gigantic, two-story Godzilla produced using stacked tires will welcome you with a mushy arrangement of canine teeth, a stroll through 66-foot tail, and human-sized hands toward the finish of its tire-studded arms. In the wake of strolling on an interminable column of half-submerged tires, play area goers will discover considerably more curious models, including a 16-level tire rocket and an eccentric tire robot.

Naturally, there's a mammoth tire swing, which drifts amidst the recreation center. Advance along is climbable wilderness rec center of colorful posts with—you got it—tires wedged in the middle. Maybe the best time action at Nishi Rokugo is the tire slide, where sleds are supplanted with stray tires that can be ridden down a solid tire tubing slope. Not at all like most play areas, Nishi Rokugo Park isn't utilized exclusively by kids; elderly Japanese people regularly visit the recreation center to appreciate the scene and respect the tire figures. Free and open day and night, Nishi Rokugo will never tire out your feeling of fun.