大乗寺丘陵公園

Daijoji Hills Park is a public park situated on hillside terrain with elevated viewpoints overlooking Kanazawa city and the Sea of Japan. The grounds include open grassy areas, walking paths, and natural slopes covered with various plantings.

The park was established as a conservation effort to protect the natural green spaces of Kanazawa's southern hills from development. This initiative preserved a landscape that otherwise would have been lost to urban expansion.

The park displays six distinctive sculptures across its grassy central area, bringing contemporary art into a natural setting where visitors encounter them during walks. These artworks reflect how modern artistic expression integrates with the surrounding landscape.

The park has multiple parking areas throughout its grounds and is accessible during daylight hours for visitors to explore. Open pathways and grassy sections are easily walkable, with various spots available for sitting and resting.

The park is known for large-scale azalea plantings in multiple varieties spread across its slopes. These flowering plants create a colorful display over wide sections of the terrain when in bloom.

GPS coordinates: 36.53037,136.65440

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:45