大倉山

Okurayama Park spans 7.9 hectares across three sections, featuring walking paths, sports facilities, a library, and a cultural center among green spaces.

The park originated from a private villa donated by industrial magnate Kihachiro Okura in 1910, marking the beginning of its transformation into a public space.

The park includes the Furusato Forest, where 35 prefecture associations have created distinct garden areas representing their regional flora and monuments.

The park offers free entry and contains multiple facilities including a baseball field, central library, cultural hall, and gymnasium, all accessible from Okurayama subway station.

Thirty-seven stone monuments and sculptures dot the park's landscape, including the preserved base of a historic statue of Hirobumi Ito.

Location: Kobe

GPS coordinates: 34.68644,135.17275

Latest update: March 4, 2025 09:38