Kimisarazu Tower

Kimisarazu Tower is an observation tower in Ōdayama Park standing 28 meters tall with distinctive twin steeples at its top. The structure offers views toward the bay and surrounding areas, serving as a focal point within the park.

The tower was built in March 1992 to mark the 50th anniversary of Kisarazu City's founding. The structure symbolizes a key turning point in the community's growth and development.

Two bronze statues representing figures from Japanese mythology stand facing each other at the tower's top, linking the structure to local tradition. These figures are woven into the building's design and shape how visitors experience the place.

The tower sits about 15 minutes on foot from JR Kisarazu Station and offers free entry to visitors. The park includes parking and paved pathways that are easy to navigate, making it accessible for most people.

The statues atop the tower are illuminated at night, making them visible from far away and giving the structure a distinctive presence after dark. This lighting transforms the tower's appearance and draws attention from across the landscape.

Location: Kisarazu

Inception: March 1992

Height: 28 m

GPS coordinates: 35.37964,139.93767

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:01