Things to Do - Nagoya - Parks & Gardens

Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms typically bloom from late March to early April

Nagoya

Parks & Gardens

Arakogawa Park

The promenade is lined with cherry trees stretching for about one kilometer and is also home to one of the largest lavender fields in the prefecture.

Reflective water feature beautifully mirroring Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWER, occasionally enhanced with mist for an even more photogenic scene.

Nagoya

Parks & Gardens

Hisaya-odori Park

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An urban park stretching through the heart of Nagoya.

Tea Room Seiu-tei is often used for tea ceremony and poetry party

Nagoya

Parks & Gardens

Shirotori Garden

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A splendid Japanese garden to depict nature in the Chubu Region.

The garden's symbol, the "bluebonnet," was so named because of its resemblance to the sunshade (bonnet) worn by women in the pioneer days of the American West.

Nagoya

Parks & Gardens

[Closed Down] Nagoya Port Wildflower Garden Bluebonnet

Beautiful gardens with wildflowers all around.

Have fun with Wooden Large Rides such as Tarzan rope or bouldering

Nagoya

Parks & Gardens

Todagawa Children's Land

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A large children’s center packed with fun and play.

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Meet over 500 species of marine life at Nagoya Port Aquarium. See plenty of fish you may have only ever seen in books, plus high-impact events like the Dolphin Performance and the Japanese Sardine Tornado. With so much to see in this huge aquarium, it’s best to know the highlights in advance. Use this guide to discover the must-see attractions at Nagoya Port Aquarium and make the most of your visit with the whole family.

Explore the six themed gardens at your leisure.

Nagoya

Parks & Gardens

Hisaya-odori Garden Flarie

An urban oasis bursting with flowers in the heart of the city.

The vast lawn space to enjoy a picnic with friends and families

Nagoya

Parks & Gardens

Meijo Park (Meijyo Park)

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The park at the foot of the Nagoya Castle, the oasis for the residents.

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Nagoya Castle is one of Nagoya’s most popular tourist spots, and a true city symbol. Many people know the Golden Shachihoko on the keep’s roof, but fewer know what to see once they’re there. In this article, we’ll introduce the highlights and history you’ll want to know to fully enjoy Nagoya Castle. Discover the charm of Nagoya Castle you may not know yet.

Kansen Ro is a restaurant located near Ryusen Ko.

Nagoya

Parks & Gardens

Tokugawaen

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A Japanese traditional garden made in the early Edo period (1603-1868) of A circuit -style strolling pond garden with numerous highlights around a pond.

Nagoya

Parks & Gardens

Tsuruma Park

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A multi-purpose park with a long history and seasonal flowers.

Things to Do Nagoya Parks & Gardens

Arakogawa Park

Hisaya-odori Park

Shirotori Garden

[Closed Down] Nagoya Port Wildflower Garden Bluebonnet

Todagawa Children's Land

Fun for the Whole Family All Day! A Visitor’s Guide to Nagoya Port Aquarium

Hisaya-odori Garden Flarie

Meijo Park (Meijyo Park)

[Nagoya Castle Travel Guide] A Must-Read for Anyone Who Wants to Make the Most of It!

Tokugawaen

Tsuruma Park

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