Ōgaki Park, Urban park in Ogaki, Japan
Ōgaki Park is an urban park surrounding a reconstructed castle with numerous cherry trees, playgrounds, and pathways throughout its grounds. The landscaped space includes rest areas, open lawns, and quiet zones suitable for walking and relaxation.
The park was established in 1873 on the grounds of a castle that served as a strategic base during the Battle of Sekigahara. The original structure was later reconstructed and now stands as the centerpiece of the site.
The park's name recalls its historical connection to the castle, and visitors can explore exhibits about samurai life inside the museum housed within the reconstructed structure.
The park is located about seven minutes from JR Ogaki Station and features public restrooms and vending machines for refreshments. Designated parking areas are available, and visiting during quieter hours allows for a more peaceful experience.
During cherry blossom season, visitors can take boat rides along the Suimon River to view the flowers from the water. This offers a different perspective on the seasonal beauty that draws many people to the park.
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