Mobara Park

Mobara Park, located at the corner of Mawson Lakes Boulevard and Garden Terrace in Mawson Lakes, South Australia, is a serene tribute to the city's Japanese sister city, Mobara. Officially opened on October 20, 2004, the park features three distinct gardens: - **Garden of Blossoms**: Lined with ornamental pear trees and grassy mounds, this area invites relaxation and play. - **Garden of Fields**: Showcasing Mobara City's agricultural heritage, it includes a timber deck and a bronze sculpture titled "Nakayoshi," meaning "close friend." - **Garden of Shifting Skies**: Emphasizing the expansive skies of Salisbury, this garden offers a tranquil space with reclining lounge seats and a circular sunken water feature. A notable sculpture, "Balancing Act" by Marijana Tadic, marks the park's entrance, symbolizing harmony between inner needs and material abundance. Additional amenities include tennis and beach volleyball courts, a playground, and a BBQ area, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and recreation. The park is accessible via Mawson Lakes Boulevard, with parking facilities available.