Expo 2005 Aichi Commemorative Park

The 173-hectare grounds include multiple recreational zones, featuring grassy plazas, water play areas, and a 5.1-kilometer cycling course through natural settings.

The park opened in March 2007 on the former site of Expo 2005, which welcomed 22 million visitors and featured exhibitions from 121 countries.

The Kanaretei tea house presents traditional ceremonies, offering matcha green tea and Japanese confections in an authentic garden setting.

The park connects to public transportation through Japan's first maglev train line, Linimo, with multiple parking facilities for cars and buses.

The four-level Aichi Children's Center incorporates athletic structures, air tunnels, and an indoor year-round ice skating rink for recreational activities.

Location: Nagakute

Inception: March 25, 2007

Official opening: July 15, 2006

Address: 愛知県長久手市茨ケ廻間乙1533-1

Website: https://aichi-koen.com/moricoro

GPS coordinates: 35.17694,137.08861

Latest update: May 27, 2025 06:56