Asukayama Park
Asukayama Koen
Asukayama Park is a famous cherry blossom spot dating back to the Edo period.Esplora questo luogo
Asukayama Park is a public park located in Kita-ku, Tokyo. Its history began in the Edo period when the 8th Shogun, Tokugawa Yoshimune, ordered the planting of cherry trees, and the area was opened to the public in 1737.
Cosa lo rende speciale
Su Asukayama Park
- Museum Hopping: Explore the three distinct museums: Asukayama Museum, Paper Museum, and Shibusawa Historical Museum.
- Monorail Ride: Use the 'Asuka Park Rail' to enjoy a scenic trip without the climb.
- Railway Exhibits: View preserved steam locomotives and vintage electric trains outdoors.
- Cafe Breaks: Relax and enjoy snacks at the park's various cafes and snack shops.
- Historic Architecture: Admire the unique architectural style of the Old Shibusawa Family Residence, a National Important Cultural Property.
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Previsioni meteo
mar
04/08
29°/22°
3%
mer
05/08
29°/22°
31%
gio
06/08
31°/24°
88%
ven
07/08
34°/26°
45%
sab
08/08
34°/26°
59%
dom
09/08
34°/25°
55%
lun
10/08
32°/22°
35%
Consigli
Payment
Please follow the specific payment policies of each shop and cafe within the park.
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For information regarding facilities and museums, please check the official websites or on-site signage.
Reservations
No reservation is required to enter the park, but check ahead for specific events or facility usage.
Clothing & Gear
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended due to the slopes and playground areas.
Photography
Photography is allowed in the park, but please follow specific rules regarding museum exhibits.
Accessibility
The 'Asuka Park Rail' (monorail) is available to assist with movement on the slopes.
Etiquette
Eating, smoking, and bringing pets into the Old Shibusawa Garden area is strictly prohibited.