Jinmu-yama Park

The 2.7-hectare Jinmu-yama Park features walking paths, playgrounds, and a viewing platform offering views across Toyooka City from its 49-meter elevation point.

The park obtained its name in 1873 when authorities established a worship site dedicated to Emperor Jinmu, marking this location as a significant historical spot.

During spring, 300 Yoshino cherry trees transform the park into a gathering place where visitors observe the traditional Japanese custom of flower viewing.

The park contains multiple facilities including restrooms, sand pits, playground equipment, and walking trails that cater to visitors of different ages and interests.

In 1922, the park area became the location of Japan's fourth water supply system, which included a reservoir that continues to serve the local community.

GPS coordinates: 35.53978,134.82117

Latest update: March 19, 2025 07:40