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A park with castle ruins and approximately 2,000 cherry trees.
This park is also known as the site of Takiyama Castle, a stronghold of the Hojo clan during Japan's Warring States period. The castle ruins, now designated a National Historic Site, and the surrounding area feature walking trails where visitors can experience the site's history.
The park has approximately 2,000 cherry trees, making it one of Tokyo's leading cherry blossom destinations. In early spring, primarily Somei-yoshino and wild cherry trees bloom as if blanketing the hillsides.
Another appealing feature is the many tree-lined open spaces throughout the park, including areas where visitors can relax.
Former Takiyama-so
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Bamboo grove
Beautiful cherry blossoms can be seen in spring
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Is free Wi-Fi available in the park?
No.
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Are there coin-operated lockers?
No.
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Are there restrooms in the park?
Yes.
