Maebashi Park

Maebashi Park is an urban park in Maebashi that features botanical gardens with diverse flower varieties, ponds, and an outdoor stage surrounded by open grass areas. The grounds include planted sections designed for walking and separate spaces that accommodate gatherings and performances.

The park was established in 1905 during Japan's industrial growth period in the early 1900s, serving as a public space for the rapidly expanding city. Its creation reflects how cities planned for public recreation as they modernized.

The park blends traditional Japanese garden design with contemporary spaces where visitors gather for seasonal celebrations and daily leisure. This combination reflects how the city values both its heritage and modern community needs.

The park is a short bus ride from JR Maebashi Station and offers free entry to all visitors. Visit between March and October when flowers bloom and weather conditions are most comfortable for exploring the grounds.

From various points throughout the grounds, visitors can see the Tone River and three distant mountain ranges: Haruna, Asama, and Myogi rising beyond the city. This framed view transforms the space into a quiet lookout spot within the urban area.

Location: Maebashi

Inception: 1905

Website: https://city.maebashi.gunma.jp/soshiki/kensetsu/koenkanrijimusho/gyomu/6/3545.html

GPS coordinates: 36.39556,139.05972

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:10