Hikarigaoka Park

It is an open stop in Nerima Ward, Tokyo, Japan.

It is the biggest stop in the ward.Hikarigaoka has a history that most remote guests are presumably uninformed of – it was at one time the site of a United States military lodging complex, and before that, a Japanese landing strip and preparing/testing site.

For over twenty years it was known as Grant Heights. The site was come back to the Japanese government in 1973, and started to be redeveloped into a local location 10 years after the fact.

Around then, Narimasu Station was the main open transportation get to and the territory was very far expelled from whatever is left of the city by its separation.

In 1991, be that as it may, the Toei Subway Line #12 now known as the Oedo Line was reached out to Hikarigaoka from Nerima and a gathering of 11,000 loft units were built. Hikarigaoka turned into a "town inside a town," and its principle include is the huge stop that was constructed where the landing strip stood.