[2025 Nagoya Attraction] Travel Guide for Meijō Park (Updated Apr)

Meijo Park: The Ideal Place for Family Cherry Blossom Viewing Located in the heart of Nagoya, adjacent to Nagoya Castle, Meijo Park is one of the most popular cherry blossom viewing spots in the area. Every spring, over 2,000 cherry blossom trees bloom here, turning the park into a sea of pink. For families with children, this is undoubtedly an ideal spring outing destination. Meijo Park features spacious lawns and well-equipped children's play areas. Parents can lay out a blanket under the shade of the trees and enjoy a leisurely picnic with their kids. When the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, children can run and play amidst the flowers, experiencing the beauty of nature, creating heartwarming scenes. If you are traveling with a stroller, the park's flat pathways are perfect for pushing a stroller, allowing the whole family to comfortably enjoy the beautiful springtime. Meijo Park is not only great for cherry blossom viewing but also offers a variety of activity spaces. From children's playgrounds to expansive walking paths, both young children and teenagers can find suitable entertainment options. For families who enjoy sports, you can take your kids for a jog or bike ride under the cherry trees, feeling the vitality of nature. Springtime at Meijo Park is not only a great place for flower viewing but also an ideal spot for the whole family to enjoy outdoor time and strengthen parent-child relationships. Whether it's chasing falling cherry blossoms or having a family picnic under the sun, every moment here will become a precious memory for you and your children.

Meijo Park, located around Nagoya Castle. The vast grounds include a park rich in nature and an area lined with restaurants called Kinshachi Yokocho. There is a free water point called Kin no Shachi here. At the entrance to Shiyakusho-mae Station, there is a NAGOYA objet d'art, so you can enjoy just walking around. *Meijo Park 1-2-25 Meijo, Kita-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 462-0846 #NagoyaTrip#Nagoya #MeijoPark

Italian restaurant in Tonarino 🍽 After a lot of fun at the park!! Pets and children are welcome❤︎❤︎ The pizza is freshly baked and very delicious, and the dough has just the right amount of saltiness!! I've been there both during the day and at night, and it's a recommended restaurant for any occasion🤲 After playing at Meijo Park, have lunch with your mom friends! Perfect for things like that💗 [GARB CASTELLO] Address: Tonarino 1F, Meijo Park, 1-4-1 Meijo, Kita-ku, Nagoya, Aichi #Nagoya#Meijo Park#Tonarino#Lunch#Nagoya Lunch#With Children#Park#Free Spots #Gourmet List#Gourmet#Cafe Tour#Gourmet Trip#Trip with Children

#CherryBlossomTravel #MeijoPark #NagoyaCherryBlossoms If you want to take a leisurely walk during your trip to Nagoya? I recommend Meijo Park (名城公園)! 🌸 Located right next to Nagoya Castle, this park is a healing spot in the city that locals often visit. In spring, the park is filled with cherry blossoms and tulips, making it a great time to take pictures! 📸 It is well-equipped with a wide lawn, pond promenade, and bike path, making it great for a walk or picnic. Also, the Starbucks inside the park is a hot place where you can enjoy the view of Nagoya Castle! It's perfect for spending some leisurely time drinking coffee at a cafe ☕️ ✔️ How to get there Get off at Meijo-koen Station (名城公園駅) on the Meijo Subway Line, and connect directly from Exit 2 #Nagoya Travel #Meijo Park #Nagoya Castle #Cherry Blossom Spot #Tulip Spot #Japanese Park #Travel Information #Walking Course #Starbucks View Restaurant #Place Recommendation #名城公園 #名古屋旅行 #Japan Travel Tips #Spring Travel #Park Recommendation

#CherryBlossomTravel #NagoyaCherryBlossoms #NagoyaCherryBlossomTravel 🌸 Nagoya Castle Cherry Blossom Travel Guide 🌸 Nagoya Castle (名古屋城), one of Japan's famous cherry blossom spots! From late March to early April, the cherry blossoms surrounding the castle walls are in full bloom, creating a fantastic scenery. In particular, the cherry blossoms are illuminated in the evening, creating an even more romantic atmosphere. 🎟 Admission: Paid inside the castle (500 yen) / Free outside the castle garden 🕰 Operating hours: 9:00~16:30 (extended during the illumination period) 🚋 How to get there: 5-minute walk from Exit 7 of 'Shiyakusho (市役所) Station' on the Meijo Subway Line 📸 Recommended photo spots! 1️⃣ Honmaru Palace Front Garden – Harmony of cherry blossoms and the castle 2️⃣ Ninomaru Garden – A quiet cherry blossom viewing spot 3️⃣ Sakuradori Walking Path – A long row of cherry blossoms 🌙 Night cherry blossom spot The harmony of the illuminated Nagoya Castle and cherry blossoms is a must-see! Bring a tripod to capture an even more beautiful night view. If you want to feel Japanese history along with cherry blossoms, I recommend the Nagoya Castle cherry blossom tour! 🌸✨ #NagoyaTravel #NagoyaCastle #JapaneseCherryBlossoms #CherryBlossomSpot #NagoyaCherryBlossoms #JapanTravel #TravelOverFlowers #Sakura #CherryBlossomViewing #TravelInstagram

In early spring, 400 Somei Yoshino cherry trees bloom as expected outside the stone walls of Nagoya Castle. The weeping cherry trees along the moat cascade like pink waterfalls, creating a breathtaking scene with the golden shachihoko tiles of the castle keep under the blue sky. Tokugawa Ieyasu, who built the castle during the Edo period, might not have foreseen that the reconstructed castle of reinforced concrete would still faithfully carry on the aesthetics of the Sengoku period. When the night cherry blossom lighting ceremony begins, the spotlights dye the petals a translucent light crimson, resembling an ukiyo-e painting that transcends time. It is recommended to bring a Nagoya specialty 'Gozen Bento' and have a picnic amidst the cherry blossom snow at Ninomaru Square. The park is a 5-minute walk from Exit 7 of Shiyakusho Station on the Meijo Subway Line. The best viewing period is usually from late March to early April. Address: 1 Chome-2-25 Meijo, Kita Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 462-0846, Japan

Nagoya is one of the most important cities in central Japan. Today, I would like to recommend a small free cherry blossom viewing spot in Nagoya, Meijo Park. Meijo Park, near the famous Nagoya Castle. Convenient transportation, direct access by subway, You can get off at Shiyakusho Station, and you can see the park entrance when you come out. In Meijo Park, you can see the towering castle from afar. Nagoya Castle is located in the center of Nagoya City and is a local landmark. There are many beautiful water birds and lush reeds in the castle moat. Nagoya Castle and Meijo Park are closely connected, and both are famous local cherry blossom viewing spots. But compared to the bustling Nagoya Castle, the Meijo Park is less crowded and has beautiful scenery, providing a better experience. Every March and April, the cherry blossoms in Mingcheng Park are in full bloom, which is extremely beautiful, especially near the artificial lake in the park, where there is a large area of ​​the best-blooming cherry blossom trees. And unless it’s a weekend, there aren’t usually too many tourists.

Nagoya, a city in central Japan, combines the rhythm of history with the vitality of modernity, like an underrated pearl, exuding a unique charm Whether you are a history and culture lover, a food explorer, or a loyal fan of the theme park, Nagoya can satisfy your expectations First, climate temperature Nagoya belongs to the subtropical monsoon humid climate, four distinct seasons, the annual average temperature is 15.8 °C. November) The climate is cool and pleasant, the average temperature is 15 - 23 °C, the maple leaves are gradually red, and the forest is dyed, suitable for strolling in the streets and alleys to feel the autumn atmosphere; Second, attraction recommendations 1． Nagoya Castle: As one of the three famous cities in Japan, Nagoya Castle is an iconic building of Nagoya, built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1610 The golden catfish of the Kawa family, which is the largest decoration in Japan, complements the ancient castle when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring - 16:30, tickets are 500 yen for adults, free for junior high school students and younger. 2. Atsuta Shrine: One of the three major shrines in Japan, enshrining the Kusanagi Divine Sword, the history can be traced back to the 43rd year of Emperor Keiyo (113) , tickets are 500 yen each for adults and 200 yen each for elementary and middle school students; 3. Oasis 21: A complex commercial facility located in the central district of Nagoya, a symbol of the city's modernity. 21:00 . Third, food recommendations 1. Eel🐟 three eats: Nagoya's characteristic way of eating, the first step directly taste the original taste of eel rice, feel the tenderness of eel and the sweetness of rice; the second step add onion, mustard, seaweed and other seasonings, rich taste; 2. Miso Fried Pork Ribs🥩: Pork ribs are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with rich and sweet miso sauce, very good with rice Yaba pork is a famous miso fried pork ribs shop in Nagoya, often long queues. 3. Fried Chicken Wings: Nagoya specialty food, golden crispy skin, tender and juicy chicken, and can choose the amount of pepper according to preference. 4. Miso Udon Noodles: The noodles are slightly hard, with a unique texture, and the rich miso soup is very tasty. 🍜 Yamamotoya is a famous miso udon noodle shop in Nagoya. 5. Ice and Fire: The signature dessert of Kemeido Coffee Shop, unique in shape and rich in taste, although high in calories, but full of happiness in one bite. Fourth, precautions 1. Nagoya has strict immigration inspection. 2. Subway coverage is not as extensive as Tokyo, some places require bus. 3. Volunteers are available at the airport to assist tourists, but be careful not to gather hustle and bustle. 4. Many restaurants in Japan have minimum consumption requirements, and some izakayas have to order a drink no matter what they eat. Nagoya, a city full of surprises, is waiting for you to explore every part of it. Get your bags ready for an unforgettable trip to Nagoya!

Nagoya is an old name, but a new city, easy to remember. Nagoya Station is in the west, the castle is in the north, and further north is Meijo Park. Osu Kannon is in the south, and Tokugawa Garden is in the far northeast. I stayed in the middle of Nagoya for one night. It was already 3 pm when I arrived on the first day, and I hurried to catch the bus to Tokugawa Garden, the garden related to Tokugawa Ieyasu. The garden is small, but I lingered in the sunset and forgot the time. When I remembered the castle, I hurried to catch the train, hoping to see its glory in the sunset before Nagoya Castle closed. Instead, I was greeted by crows and tourists leaving one after another. Early the next morning, I rushed to the antique market at Osu Kannon, and with a heavy harvest, I walked from south to north again. The splendor of the Honmaru Palace under Nagoya Castle did not dazzle me. The coolness of the slippers came up from below, and the limited heating of the wooden structure's safety requirements made it impossible to stay. Instead, the big fish in the moat outside Nagoya Castle were leisurely and free, looking around in the sun. Further away, the boys in Meijo Park were throwing balls, and the sound of collisions and laughter came from time to time. Under the bushes next to them, the fallen leaves had already formed a thick layer. A little girl, with a puppy, was chasing them wantonly. The puppy was attracted by the fallen leaves blown by the breeze, pounced on them, as if it had caught the monster of time, rolled over, let go of its paws, and pounced on another fallen leaf... I took a nap in the sun, and time stopped magically around me, as if I had returned to my childhood, to the free time with my playmates. Japan has a magical spell. When you sit by the river in a daze, it seems that time will stop. When you stop to observe, it seems that the world will quiet down. When you take off your clothes and take a bath, you can hear the sound of snowflakes hitting the water... And when you pick up your backpack and walk, the world becomes noisy... Attached are the peonies of Tokugawa Garden, the moat north of Nagoya Castle, and the scenery of Meijo Park.

#10月好去2024 #100方法旅行 #2024秋 #日本 #自由旅行 #中日本 #Nagoya Meijo Park, as the name suggests, means "park of Nagoya Castle". It is located to the north of Nagoya Castle. It is a large park that is open 24 hours a day. The park has flower beds, greenhouses, Dutch windmills, artificial lakes, large lawns and other facilities. There is also a small golf course, making it a great place for a holiday picnic. Transportation: Exit 2 of Nagoya Subway Meijo Park Station.

#NagoyaTrip2024 This is the general term for several parks located around Nagoya Castle, including Ninomaru, Sannomaru, and Kitazono, and generally refers to Kitazono, located to the north of the castle. The park includes the Ohuke Pond, Hana no Yama, and Meijo Park Flower Plaza, with a spacious lawn area with a babbling brook at its center. There are exhibitions and events held throughout the seasons, as well as seminars such as flower arrangement classes that are held regularly. Access Get off at Meijo Park Station on the Meijo Subway Line. 3 minutes walk from Exit 2 Free to use the park ※ Flower Plaza: 9:00-16:30

#JapanTravel 🌳In spring and summer, it is full of pretty flowers, and in fall, it is quiet, comfortable, and great to visit Meijo Park to see the fallen leaves! It is a park created along the walls of Nagoya Castle, which contains the history of Nagoya. You can view Nagoya Castle up close and take pretty pictures with it as the background! You can walk to Nagoya Castle, so I hope you take a leisurely stroll! 🤸‍♂️ There is also a vintage windmill in the field where flowers bloom! The view of the windmill and Nagoya Castle was so beautiful! It is good for jogging in the morning and for a night walk in the evening~! If you visit Nagoya, I hope you stop by! 📍Meijo Park: 1 Chome-2 Meijo, Kita Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 462-0846 Japan #Nagoya #NagoyaTravel #PlacesToVisitInNagoya

MEIJO PARK ✨ It was already night when we went there so we only stayed at the Shopping and Restaurants area. There were multiple Japanese traditional restaurants in the area. Food are classy and delicious. t The view was still gorgeous even at night. We witnessed a lot of Crows flying when we were about to leave the area. Still fun at Meijo Park at night! #wintergetaway