Kiso Sansen National Government Park - Kiso Sansen Park Center

Kiso Sansen National Government Park is the largest national park in Japan, spanning Aichi, Gifu and Mie prefectures. 13 parks make up the park, and the Kiso Sansen Park Center is one of the main parks.

The 65-meter high observation tower, a popular symbol of the park, offers a panoramic view of the majestic flow of the Kiso Sansen ( General terms of Kiso, Nagara, and Ibi Rivers) and the unique Suigo landscape of the Waju area.

The "Water and Greenery Pavilion" attached to the observation tower introduces the history, climate, and nature of the Kiso Sansen basin in an easy-to-understand manner through various exhibits and videos.

In addition, the park has a large flower bed decorated with seasonal flowers such as tulips in the spring and cosmos in the fall, a large playground for children, a vast grassy plaza where they can relax freely, and the "Farmhouse of Waju," a reproduction of an old farmhouse in the area.

There are a variety of events held each season, including the Tulip Festival, and the winter illumination is especially popular. The theme changes every year to create a fantasy world of light with a sense of scale.