Kamezuka Park

Kamezuka Park is an urban park in Mita with green areas, play spaces, and facilities for families and children. The grounds offer different zones where people can play, walk, and spend time together.

The park was founded in 1952 and was built on the grounds of a former mansion belonging to the Kacho no miya family. This origin connects the place to an aristocratic past.

The name refers to a turtle, a symbol in Japanese tradition that appears throughout the grounds in stone form. These elements shape how the place looks and show how traditional meaning lives on in a modern public space.

The park is easy to reach by train and has accessible pathways for visitors with mobility needs. You can move around and explore all areas without difficulty.

Native dandelion species that are rare grow in the park and flower between April and May each year, preserving a plant that would otherwise disappear from the urban area. These blooms show how the place serves as a refuge for native plants in the city.

Location: Mita

Official opening: November 3, 1952

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Website: https://takanawa-park.com/guide/kameduka

GPS coordinates: 35.64350,139.74090

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:05