Todagawa Green

Todagawa Green is an urban park in Nagoya that stretches along the Toda River and offers different areas for different activities. The park contains open lawns, designed ecological gardens, forested areas, and facilities such as an agricultural science hall and sports zones.

The park was founded by Nagoya's city government in 1989 and opened to the public in 1994. It was created as part of urban renewal efforts to provide green spaces and recreation areas for the growing city.

The Agricultural Science Hall within the park shows traditional farming tools and insect collections that teach visitors about Japanese agricultural methods. The open gardens and displays help visitors experience the local connection between people and farming.

The park is accessible by public transportation and has parking available for visitors. Multiple entrances allow visitors to explore different sections of the park based on their time and interests.

The grounds are divided into three functional zones that each attract different visitors. This arrangement allows different age groups and interests to coexist side by side without interfering with each other.