Noida: The Noida Authority is developing a Japanese-themed park in Sector 94 as part of its push to strengthen the city’s green infrastructure and enhance its global urban image. The project, estimated at around Rs 8.76 crore, is already well into execution, with civil works reported to be nearly 70 per cent complete. Horticulture work is expected to begin shortly.
Noida has steadily built an international reputation through its high-rise developments, flyovers, stadiums, metro connectivity, industrial ecosystem and institutional hubs. The horticulture department has played a key role in this transformation by expanding green belts, roadside plantations and public parks across the city.
The upcoming Japanese park is designed not just as a recreational space but as a wellness-oriented urban zone. Once completed, it is expected to benefit employees at nearby IT companies and residents in surrounding high-rise societies by providing a calming environment that can help reduce stress and improve overall well-being.
Officials from Noida Authority
Part of a larger green network
The authority has already developed several theme-based parks across Noida to promote biodiversity and provide diverse public spaces. These include waste-to-wonder parks, Vedic-themed parks, medicinal parks, biodiversity parks and wetlands in different sectors. The new Japanese-themed park adds another dimension to this portfolio, focusing on aesthetic landscaping and tranquil design principles.
Key features planned
Range of facilities for leisure and community engagement:
- Water body with bridge
- Amphitheatre
- Food court
- Pathways, including murram and stone tracks
- Diverse plantation of trees and shrubs
- Parking area
- Administrative block
- Toilets
- Japanese-style gazebo hut
- Zen garden
- Themed entry plaza based on Japanese design
- Children’s play zone
Urban planners note that such thematic parks not only improve liveability but also contribute to ecological balance and mental health in dense urban environments. With construction progressing steadily, the Japanese-themed park in Sector 94 is expected to emerge as a distinctive landmark, reinforcing Noida’s identity as a modern city with integrated green spaces.