Tatsuno Park

Tatsuno Park is a public green space with pathways winding through various garden areas, providing space for outdoor activities and nature observation. The grounds include seating areas, plantings, and several structures that visitors encounter while wandering through.

The park opened in 1955 and developed into a central gathering area near the 16th-century castle complex. Since then it has become an important public space in Tatsuno's town center.

The Shuen-tei building displays traditional Japanese architectural style and once served the former domain leaders. Visitors experience the classical design elements and historical role of this structure while walking through the grounds.

The park has pathways suited for different mobility levels and provides restrooms and directional signs throughout. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and be prepared for changing seasons, as the park remains open year-round.

Cherry trees bloom in spring across the grounds, creating pink canopies above the pathways. This brief flowering period draws many visitors seeking to experience this seasonal display.

Location: Tatsuno

Official opening: April 1, 1955

Website: https://city.tatsuno.lg.jp/toshikeikaku/toshiseibi/tatsunokoen.html

GPS coordinates: 34.86847,134.54036

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:04