Special feature on parks, gardens, and parks in SuzukaCity and KameyamaCity! Introducing 9 places♪

掲載日:2023.05.15

Special feature on parks, gardens, and parks in SuzukaCity and KameyamaCity! Introducing 9 places♪

Special feature on parks in SuzukaCity and KameyamaCity!

There is Suzuka Forest Garden, a weeping plum research farm operated by Akatsuka Botanical Garden, Suzuka Flower Park, where you can enjoy colorful flowers and large playground equipment, and Highway Oasis, which is integrated with a parking area and is perfect for a break. We will introduce a total of 9 popular spots including ``Kameyama Sunshine Park''♪

Suzuka Flower Park (SuzukaCity)

Seasonal flowers bloom in vivid colors, and there are facilities such as fountains, flower hills, cherry blossom plazas, and open field plazas.
There is also a large complex play equipment that combines 24 types of equipment such as roller slides, mountain roads, and net domes, which is popular with many people.

Suzuka Youth Forest (SuzukaCity)

This park was built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Meiji era, and is surrounded by beautiful greenery.The park includes a lawn area, sports square, multipurpose ground, children's pool, campground, and an outdoor stage. Flowers bloom throughout the year, and many people visit.

Research cultivation farm Suzuka Forest Garden (Akatsuka Botanical Garden) (SuzukaCity)

This is a weeping plum research farm run by Akatsuka Botanical Garden, and is open to the public from mid-February to late March every year. Over the years, approximately 200 famous weeping plum trees have been collected from all over Japan, mainly for kimono (Kureha weeping), with the aim of continuing and popularizing the weeping plum tailoring technique.
The sight of famous trees lined up against the backdrop of the Suzuka Mountains is a sight to behold, and the trees are illuminated at night during the blooming period.

Sakuranomori Park (SuzukaCity)

It is located along National Route 23 in Higashi Tamagaki Town in the eastern part of SuzukaCity, and has a parking lot, making it very convenient to access by car. As a city park, there are two play areas where parents and children can play with peace of mind, and the facility is designed to be a place where a wide range of users can casually enjoy and relax. There are many cherry blossom trees planted, and you can enjoy cherry blossom viewing during the cherry blossom season.

Ishigakiike Park (SuzukaCity)

Ishigaki Pond Park is a park with sports facilities such as a baseball field and track and field stadium, and there are rows of cherry blossom trees and metasequoia trees around Ishigaki Pond on the west side of the park.
Dogs are allowed to walk along the promenade on the west side of the park and around the Metasequoia trees, so why not take your dog out for a walk?

Kameyama Sunshine Park (KameyamaCity)

Kameyama Sunshine Park is a highway oasis that combines the Kameyama Parking Area on the Higashi-Meihan Expressway with a city park.
As an oasis of water and greenery, it heals your mind and body after a long drive.

Kannonyama Park (KameyamaCity)

Kannonyama Park is located within Suzuka Quasi-National Park, where you can enjoy nature such as seasonal flowers and trees.
It can be enjoyed by people of all ages, including athletes and stone Buddhas. It is also close to Sekijuku, making it an attractive tourist spot.

Kameyama Park (KameyamaCity)

A castle ruins park located in the center of the city. The stone walls and moat remain, and there is also an irises garden within the park. It is a park that can be used widely by citizens as a place of relaxation and is familiar to everyone.

Kameyama Satoyama Park “Michikusa” (KameyamaCity)

In order to restore approximately 3.5 hectares of wasteland to an environment where many living things can live, we created waterfront areas such as ponds and wetlands, and restored the satoyama.
In this Satoyama Park, citizens can come into contact with and become familiar with the rich nature of the local area, and also use it as a place for relaxation and experiential learning.

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