池田城跡公園

The park spreads across a hilltop location featuring Japanese gardens, tea houses, and observation decks offering views of Ikeda city and surrounding areas.

During the Muromachi and Sengoku periods, this site served as the stronghold of the Ikeda clan, with remnants of defensive moats still visible today.

The park includes traditional elements such as a Japanese garden and tea ceremony room, reflecting the architectural and landscaping principles of medieval Japan.

Visitors can access the park through four entrances - east, west, north, and south - with the main entrance located next to the Education Center.

From the tower-style observation deck, visitors can see the Big Harp Bridge, which resembles a giant musical instrument spanning across the Inagawa River.

GPS coordinates: 34.82681,135.42831

Latest update: April 5, 2025 07:20