Mie Prefecture and The Pokémon Company announced that "Mijumaru Park," a park themed after "Oshawott (Mijumaru in Japanese)," Mie's Support Pokémon, will open in Toba City and Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture, on Monday, July 14, 2025.
"Mijumaru Park" Opens in Toba City and Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture on July 14!
＼🤍お知らせ①ミジュマル公園7月14日(月)開園💙／
おまたせしました！！
鳥羽市・鈴鹿市のミジュマル公園の開園日が
7月14日(月)に決定しました🎊熱中症対策は万全に！
また、なるべく公共交通機関でお越しください🚍🚃公園の詳細情報はこちら😊https://t.co/JlBZ57CimX pic.twitter.com/Nnq3z5zun5
— 【公式】三重県✕ミジュマル (@mieken_mijumaru) July 2, 2025
Oshawott, Mie's Support Pokémon, has been involved in various initiatives within Mie Prefecture, such as the "Mijumaru Bus" in Toba City and Kintetsu's "Mijumaru Liner."
Now, a park themed after Oshawott will open in Toba City and Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture!
- Mijumaru Park in Toba: Opens from 1:00 PM on Monday, July 14
- Mijumaru Park in Suzuka: Opens from 3:00 PM on Monday, July 14
The two locations, Toba Port Sata Hama Shin Minato Ryokuchi in Toba City and Daisei Forest Park in Suzuka City, will open on the same day.
The parks will feature playground equipment designed with Oshawott, such as slides and swings, offering enjoyment for both children and adults.
In addition to this, Mie Prefecture is undertaking initiatives to attract many visitors from other prefectures, such as holding a Pokémon Center pop-up store in Tsu City from Friday, July 18, to Monday, August 25, and developing new local collaboration products.
Why not visit Mie Prefecture this summer to meet Oshawott?
| "Mijumaru Park" Overview | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Mijumaru Park in Toba | Mijumaru Park in Suzuka |
| Location | Toba Port Sata Hama Shin Minato Ryokuchi (North side of Toba Marine Terminal) (Toba 1-chome, Toba City, Mie Prefecture) |
Daisei Forest Park (Suzuka Youth Forest) (Sumiyoshi-cho, Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture) |
| Opening Hours | 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM | According to Daisei Forest Park's opening hours |
| Access | Approximately a 10-minute walk from JR/Kintetsu "Toba" Station | Take Mie Kotsu Bus from Kintetsu Shiroko Station "Shiroko Station West Exit" to "Seishonen no Mori-guchi" |
