Things to Do - Kyushu Region - Parks & Gardens

Kagoshima

Parks & Gardens

Sengan-en

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A garden loved by the feudal lords and ladies of the daimyo.

Kuju Flower Park

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The vast blooming space with 5 million flowers in 500 species throughout the year on the 220,000m² ground.

Kumamoto

Parks & Gardens

Suizenji Jojuen Garden

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The Hosokawa clan's elegant garden in the Higo domain.

Nagasaki

Parks & Gardens

Shimabara Hibariyama Flower Park

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A flower park with views of Mt. Heisei-Shinzan, created on developed erosion control land.

Kitakyushu

Parks & Gardens

Kitakyushu City Hibikinada Green Park

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Kitakyushu's largest park, featuring the world's longest swing.

Fukuoka

Parks & Gardens

Ohori Park

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Fukuoka citizens gather in this nature-rich waterscape park.

Kagoshima

Parks & Gardens

Shiroyama Park (Kagoshima City)

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Sakurajima and Kinko Bay among the classic Kagoshima vistas seen from this outlook point.

Nagasaki

Parks & Gardens

Nagasaki Prefectural Saikaibashi Park

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A prefectural park centered around the historically significant Saikaibashi bridge.

Nagasaki

Parks & Gardens

Spring Water Garden Shimeiso

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Producing about 3,000 tons of spring water every day! A Japanese garden that flourishes alongside its abundant springs.

Fukuoka

Parks & Gardens

Amagi Park

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A hilltop park known for its beautiful spring cherry blossoms and scenic views.

Fukuoka

Parks & Gardens

Cherry Blossoms at Soeda Park

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One of the prefecture’s leading cherry blossom spots, with Approx. 1,500 cherry trees in bloom.

Kagoshima

Parks & Gardens

Kirishima Shinwa no Sato Park

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A scenic park offering stunning views and a variety of fun attractions for all ages.

Nagasaki

Parks & Gardens

Nabekanmuriyama Park

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A park featuring a thoughtfully designed promenade-style observation deck, where you can enjoy close-up views of Nagasaki’s nightscape and harbor scenery.

Nagasaki

Parks & Gardens

Kazagashira Park

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A park renowned for its panoramic views over Nagasaki Port and the city, as well as being a famous spot for Nagasaki’s traditional hata-age (kite flying).