Playgrounds in Japan.
KidMap maps about 17,000 children's playgrounds in Japan, from OpenStreetMap and public open data. 15 cities have a page of their own, with what families have recorded there.
Cities in Japan.
Each page counts the playgrounds inside that city's boundary in OpenStreetMap and shows where they are.
Tokyo2,537 playgrounds
Yokohama542 playgrounds
Saitama282 playgrounds
Nara273 playgrounds
Osaka240 playgrounds
Sapporo226 playgrounds
Hamamatsu225 playgrounds
Kyoto215 playgrounds
Kawasaki181 playgrounds
Nagoya140 playgrounds
Okayama129 playgrounds
Fukuoka113 playgrounds
Kobe100 playgrounds
Hiroshima77 playgrounds
Niigata61 playgrounds
What is recorded there.
Across the cities above, this is the equipment the data records most often. In KidMap you can filter the map by any of it.
Questions about Japan
How many playgrounds are there in Japan?
KidMap maps about 17,000 playgrounds in Japan. That figure comes from the source datasets, so treat it as approximate. The city pages below carry exact counts inside each city boundary: 5,341 playgrounds across 15 cities.
Which cities in Japan does KidMap cover?
Every city in Japan is on the map. 15 of them have a page here: Tokyo, Yokohama, Saitama, Nara, Osaka, Sapporo, Hamamatsu, Kyoto and more. A city gets its own page once at least 60 playgrounds are mapped inside its boundary.
Is the data complete?
No, and no playground map is. Coverage comes from OpenStreetMap, municipal open data and families using the app, so it is deeper in some cities than in others, and a small playground can be missing. A detail that is not shown means "not recorded", not "not there".
Is KidMap free?
Yes. The map, search, filters, directions, playground details and photos are free. Optional Premium removes ads and adds extra convenience features.
Country figure from the KidMap dataset 2026.10.10.2, source records before de-duplication. City figures counted inside each city boundary in OpenStreetMap.