Kansui Park / 富岩運河環水公園
As a symbol zone of the Toyama City MIRAI project, this park is a well-developed park on the Ushijima side of the Toiwa Canal, and is widely used as a place for citizens to relax. The area is 9.7ha. Also known as Canal Park.
In 1988, construction of the Toiwa Canal Kansui Park began with the Toyama City MIRAI Project under the Toyama City MIRAI Project in the Toyama Station North District. On March 22, 2007, a small canal and an artificial island “Ainoshima” were completed in the Toiwa Canal Kansui Park. In addition, a promenade and a resting place have been developed on both sides of the Tomikawa Canal Kansui Park and Nakajima Xiamen, and it has changed from a former garbage dump to a place for citizens to relax.
Kansui Park has been selected as one of the 100 best historical parks in Japan, and in October 2013, the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Award (design category, large-scale) ). In addition, the Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design is located in the west area of Kansui Park, and a pleasure boat is in service in the Toiwa Canal from April to November.