Garyū Park

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The breathtaking sight of cherry blossoms reflected in Ryūgaike Pond is a must-see! Enjoy beautiful scenery year-round, from cherry blossoms in spring, greenery in summer, and autumn foliage.

Historic Sites
Castle
Shrines and Temples
Flower Viewing
Scenic Views
Japanese Gardens
Night Views
sports
Amusement Parks
Cultural Arts

HighlightsThe reflection of cherry blossoms in Ryūgaike Pond
Beautiful scenery throughout the year, from cherry blossoms in spring to autumn foliage
Historical sites on Garyū Mountain, including ancient burial mounds, castle ruins, and a mausoleum
Suzaka City Zoo and Museum offer full-day enjoyment
Enjoy local specialties like "kuroi Oden" and "dango" at the charming tea houses

Basic Information

Address: 2-5-13 Garyū, Suzaka City, Nagano Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Nagano

Access: Train: The nearest station is Suzaka Station on the Nagano Electric Railway. It's a 20-minute walk from Suzaka Station. If you use the bus, take any bus on the Senjin Line (S) or the Yoneko Line (Y) to "Garyū Park Entrance," or any bus on the Nanboku Line (M) to "Garyū Park." The journey takes about 10 minutes from Suzaka Station. The fare is 200 yen for adults, and half price for children. *Note: On Sundays and public holidays, only the Senjin Line operates. Parking: Garyū Park and Zoo shared parking lots (Suzaka City Museum parking lot, Garyū Park West Gate parking lot, nursing school east side parking lot, tennis court parking lot, etc.) Parking fee: Free (partially paid during the Garyū Park cherry blossom festival period) Show route

Op.Hours: Open 24 hours

Cld.Days: None

Fee: Free admission

INFO: During the Goryu Park Cherry Blossom Festival, some parking areas will be subject to a fee.

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Overview

Garyū Park is a comprehensive urban park in Suzaka City, Nagano Prefecture, selected as one of the "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots in Japan," "Top 100 Famous Pine Trees in Japan," and "Top 100 Natural Wonders of Nagano." It's one of the prefecture's largest urban parks and also includes a zoo. The park features a large pond called Ryūgaike Pond, where approximately 800 cherry trees bloom spectacularly in spring. The reflection of the blossoms on the water's surface is breathtakingly beautiful, and the park is illuminated at night, creating a magical atmosphere. Garyū Mountain holds historical significance, with ancient burial mounds, the remains of Suda Castle, and the mausoleum of the Horie family, former lords of Suzaka. The park also offers the Suzaka City Zoo, Suzaka City Museum, tea houses, and more, ensuring a full day of enjoyment. Garyū Park is a captivating park where nature, history, and culture harmoniously coexist. We highly recommend a visit.

Garyū Park

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