Takaragaike Park

The park encompasses a central pond, walking paths, a children's paradise area, plum orchards, and a cherry tree forest within its expansive grounds.

Takaragaike Park opened its gates to the public on May 5, 1964, establishing itself as a recreational destination in the Sakyō-ku district of Kyoto.

The park stands among the 100 Best Urban Parks in Japan, featuring seasonal flower displays and traditional Japanese landscaping throughout its grounds.

The park remains open 24 hours daily without entrance fees, offering parking space for 35 vehicles and multiple facilities for outdoor activities.

From the North Garden section, visitors can observe Mount Hieizan while enjoying the surrounding natural landscape and seasonal transformations.

Location: Sakyō-ku

Inception: May 5, 1964

Part of: 100 Best Urban Parks in Japan

Website: https://city.kyoto.lg.jp/kensetu/page/0000082746.html

GPS coordinates: 35.05830,135.78300

Latest update: March 13, 2025 02:21