[2025 Nagoya Attraction] Travel Guide for Tokugawa Park (Updated Jun)

#Nagoya Sakura Located about 15 minutes by car from Nagoya Station, Tokugawa Garden is a Japanese garden with a pond and springs located on the remains of the Owari Tokugawa family residence. It is also a representative of Nagoya's small and beautiful cherry blossom viewing spots. Go straight through the black gate at the entrance, and you will see Tokai cherry trees on both sides welcoming you. There are also weeping cherry trees blooming in the garden. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Japanese garden and cherry blossoms in the same frame. It is small, elegant and unique. The pond-and-stream garden was the main garden style of the feudal lords during the Edo period. The clear stream flowing from the waterfall flows along the valley into the pond shaped like the sea, which is a symbolic miniature of Japan's natural landscape. During the cherry blossom season, the Tokugawa Art Museum holds a popular special exhibition every year, "Owari Tokugawa Family Girls' Festival", which can be visited while viewing the flowers. #Nagoya #Tokugawa Garden

📍Nagoya ⛳️Recommended Attractions 1️⃣Nagoya Castle This city's landmark, built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1610, is one of Japan's three most famous castles. Stroll through the ancient castle and experience the accumulation of history and culture. 2️⃣Atsuta Shrine One of Japan's three major Shinto shrines, it houses a thousand-year-old camphor tree. The treasure hall also contains more than 6,000 treasures, allowing you to appreciate the charm of ancient Japanese culture. 3️⃣Nagoya TV Tower From the 90-meter-high rotating sky lounge, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Nagoya's nightscape, leaving beautiful memories of your trip. 🍱Food Recommendations 💎In Nagoya, there are three must-try foods: 🔹Miso Katsu (deep-fried pork cutlet with miso sauce), Tebasaki (chicken wings), and Ogura Toast. 🔹There are many original and must-try restaurants for these dishes in the area, such as Yabaton for Miso Katsu and Sekai no Yamachan for Tebasaki, both of which are worth trying. 🛍Shopping Recommendations 💎Drugstores In Nagoya, you can find many affordable drugstores, such as Senrima Drugstore (Sakae Branch), with prices even lower than Don Quijote. 💎Specialty Souvenirs In Nagoya, you can buy many unique souvenirs, such as the original shrimp crackers from Bankaku Sohonpo and the refined Ogura red bean yokan from Ryoguchiya Korekiyo. 🚗Transportation Recommendations 🔹Airport to City From Nagoya Airport to the city, you can take the Meitetsu Line, which takes only 35 minutes to reach Nagoya Station directly. The fare is 870 yen. 🔹City Transportation Within Nagoya city, the subway is the most convenient means of transportation. A one-day subway pass costs only 760 yen and covers 90% of the attractions. You can also purchase the "Shoryudo Bus Pass" for easy travel around the surrounding area. 🔮Cultural Experiences 🔸Arimatsu Shibori Workshop Here, you can experience the 400-year-old art of tie-dyeing and create your own hand towels, experiencing the charm of traditional crafts. 🔸Tokugawaen Tea Ceremony In the strolling garden, you can experience the tea ceremony and appreciate the unique charm of Japanese tea culture. 🔸Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology Here, you can operate textile machinery and experience a car assembly simulation, learning about Toyota's industrial technology and automotive culture.

People say Nagoya is a boring city, but I don't think so. It can satisfy the shopping desires of ordinary tourists, as almost all popular items can be easily found here. It can also save a soul who wants to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, connect with nature, and regain lost energy and vitality 🍃 If you don't want to go too far from the city center, take a walk to Tokugawa Garden. As the back garden of the Tokugawa family, Tokugawa Garden has a traditional Japanese stroll garden. If you go in early summer, you can catch the scene of hydrangeas and maple leaves in the same frame. Even in midsummer, it won't be too hot under the shade of the dense trees. There are pavilions every short distance to provide rest, shade, and mosquito repellent for self-spraying. Mosquito coils and small fans are also thoughtfully prepared. I have to say that Japanese scenic spots are really meticulous in terms of humane care. 📸 • Hydrangea Path (full bloom in early June, with blue and purple flowers against the gravel path) • Kansento Observation Deck (panoramic view of the Japanese garden) • Stone Bridge Waterfall & Ryusen Lake Wooden Bridge & Swan Garden 💬 ✔️Tickets are JPY 300 & admission stops at 5pm, closed every Monday ✔️Remember to wear comfortable shoes. Most of the paths in the garden are paved with stone slabs. 🚌 ① Take the Nagoya City Bus [Kan 2] from Nagoya Station directly to the south gate of Tokugawa Garden. ② Take the JR Chuo Line from Nagoya Station, get off at [Ozone Station], and walk for 10 minutes. In this 300-year-old garden, I found a breathing rhythm outside the city. If you are willing to spend a little more time, the surrounding Magome-juku and Tsumago-juku can also give you a good feel for the Edo period.

Recording Nagoya two weeks ago It was rainy during the two days we came☔️ We went to Tokugawa Garden/Aquarium/Nagoya Castle/Tokoname, and the rest of the time we just ate and walked around the city [Eel rice] It was really delicious, the skin was crispy and crispy, it was just the right amount for the first meal after landing, and there was no need to queue up, and it didn’t affect dinner and supper [Chicken skin] I accidentally ordered 30 skewers, which is a level I won’t eat again this year, but the sweet and crispy taste is indeed a rare one [Harbs] Originated from here, I finally had a fruit lasagna in the restaurant (maybe the heat has passed) [Tokoname milk] The last stop before walking can be regarded as the milk of life [Various cafes and bakeries] There are many cafes and bakeries whose names I can’t remember, and I can smell the baking aroma 50 meters away, so I volunteered to join the queue It’s a pity that every time we travel to Japan, we are in a hurry I hope that the progress can be slower next time I come

#100 Ways to Travel November 3, 2024 will be the 20th anniversary of Tokugawa Garden, so now is the perfect time to introduce Tokugawa Garden! This garden was designed in the most popular pond and spring tour style during the Edo period. It also used the difference in terrain in the garden to cleverly condense the Kiso Three Rivers, Ise Bay, Nobi Plain, etc. in the central region of Japan into the design of this daimyo garden. Whether it is the Huxian Bridge that you see as soon as you enter the park, the Longmen Waterfall that increases its water volume every 20 minutes, the Ozone Waterfall along the trail, the willows and lotus beside the Longxian Lake, the Turtle Island in the lake, the pine trees on the shore that symbolize longevity, the stone bridges connecting the floating islands, the stone steps on the hillside, the wind chimes of Shishuian...the list goes on... Every place is worth for tourists to stop and watch quietly, and listen to the chirping of insects, birds, flowing water and wind chimes. Even if you sit in the seemingly inconspicuous rest pavilion by the lake when you are tired of walking, you will gain unexpected benefits. Once you sit down and take your seat, you'll be able to take in the beautiful scenery of Tokugawa Garden at a glance. No matter where you look in the garden, you can feel the ingenuity of the original designer. It's really amazing and worth the trip! #Tokugawa Garden

In the vibrant city of Nagoya, while famous attractions like Nagoya Castle and bustling commercial districts draw many visitors, there's a hidden gem in the city center—Tokugawa Garden—that offers a different kind of serene beauty. This garden is not only a historical heritage of the Tokugawa family but also an ideal place to experience traditional Japanese culture and natural beauty. A Long History Built in the 17th century, Tokugawa Garden was originally a private retreat for the Tokugawa family. Although it was damaged during World War II, it has been restored and now stands as a beautiful example of classical Japanese garden design. The garden combines mountains, water, trees, and intricate landscapes, making visitors feel as if they have traveled back in time to the Edo period. Tranquil Natural Beauty Upon entering Tokugawa Garden, the first thing that catches your eye is a lush green lake adorned with elegant bridges and trees, creating a soothing atmosphere. The winding paths are lined with meticulously trimmed trees, stones, and streams, forming a natural painting. Each season brings its own unique charm: cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, fiery maple leaves in autumn, and a serene snowy landscape in winter. Cultural Experience The garden also houses several historical buildings related to the Tokugawa family, including the Tokugawa Art Museum. The museum holds a vast collection of artifacts and artworks related to the Tokugawa family, such as exquisite Japanese swords, lacquerware, and textiles, offering visitors a deep insight into the family's culture and lifestyle. Additionally, the garden regularly hosts various cultural activities and workshops, such as tea ceremonies and flower arrangement classes, allowing visitors to actively participate and experience traditional Japanese culture. A Perfect Place for Relaxation Compared to other tourist spots in Nagoya, Tokugawa Garden is relatively less crowded, making it a perfect place for quiet contemplation and relaxation. The garden features several rest areas ideal for reading, meditating, or chatting with friends. On sunny days, bringing some simple snacks and sitting in the garden to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature is undoubtedly a delightful experience. Conclusion Tokugawa Garden is a serene oasis hidden in the heart of Nagoya. Whether you are there to appreciate the natural beauty of the garden or to delve into the history and culture of the Tokugawa family, this place will offer you unexpected surprises. If you are looking for a place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life while traveling in Nagoya, Tokugawa Garden is definitely an ideal choice. Whether wandering alone or with friends, every moment here will become a cherished memory.

Nagoya's tourist attraction, Tokugawa Garden, is also beautifully lit up during the autumn foliage season✨ The autumn leaves in the Japanese garden are so beautiful🥹 You can feel the Japaneseness and elegance! Please go and check it out! ⚫︎Dates Friday, November 15, 2024 - Sunday, December 8, 2024 ※Open at night (lighted up) Friday, November 22 - Sunday, November 24, Friday, November 29 - Sunday, December 1 only ⚫︎Closed on Mondays ⚫︎Opening hours 9:30 - 17:30 (entry until 17:00) ※ Nighttime opening hours: 9:30 - 20:00 (entry until 19:30) ※ Lighting up from around 16:00 on open days during the period ⚫︎Access ・JR Chuo Line 10 minutes walk from the south exit of "Ozone" station ・Nagoya Tourist Route Bus Meguru Right next to "Tokugawa Garden, Tokugawa Art Museum, and Yoza Bunko" ⚫︎Price General: 300 yen Seniors living in the city (65 years and older): 100 yen Junior high school students and younger: Free #0 yen autumn travel #100 travel styles #Domestic travel #Autumn leaves #Nagoya #Breathtaking views

Introducing Tokugawaen, a quaint Japanese traditional garden located in the heart of Nagoya. It is a huge site of about 7,000 pyeong, and it is a great place to take a walk. It is a traditional Japanese garden of the Tokugawa family, and is currently open to tourists. It is located not far from Nagoya Main Station by bus, so it is very accessible, and I recommend visiting it at least once! Address 1001 Tokugawacho, Higashi Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 461-0023 Japan Admission 300 yen Rating ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #JapanTravel #Nagoya

I went to "Tokugawa Garden" in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture ((((((っ･ω･)っ Because it uses the terrain with a large difference in elevation, there are waterfalls and stone steps everywhere, making it a natural Japanese garden✿ﾟ❀.(*´▽`*)❀.ﾟ✿ The Shishiodoshi and lanterns unique to Japanese gardens create a great atmosphered(＞∀＜)b The beauty of Japan depicted by history and tradition 🏍Tokugawa Garden🏍 Address: 1001 Tokugawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Aichi Prefecture Opening hours: 9:30-17:30 Closed: Mondays #Domestic travel#Touring #Touring trip #Aichi #Aichi Prefecture #Aichi trip #Aichi Prefecture tourism #Aichi tourism #Tokugawa Garden

#Valentine's Day Destinations #Overseas Travel #Nagoya For Valentine's Day, we recommend traveling to Nagoya with your lover and visiting the Tokugawa Garden. It is located in the city of Nagoya. The garden is not very large, and it is decorated with rocks of different sizes and shapes, as well as small rivers and green plants, where you can feel the natural scenery. You can find a seat overlooking the garden, enjoy your meal, and appreciate the beautiful scenery and the design that combines nature and aesthetics.

Coming to the super high-end French cuisine in Tokugawa Garden, Nagoya, is really no joke. Every detail is ingeniously thought out. I never thought that the Japanese garden and French cuisine could be so harmonious!

[Nagoya] Tokugawa Garden Nearest station: 10 minutes walk from the south exit of JR Ozone Station Address: 1001 Tokugawacho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 461-0023 Rich in nature, you can spend a relaxing time here 🌱 I went there in April, so the greenery was very beautiful. We visited Garden Restaurant Sozanso, located just outside the exit. There were about 5 groups waiting in line, so we waited about 30 minutes before entering. We had a set of tea and Japanese sweets, which we brewed ourselves and enjoyed. The view here is also great, so it's a recommended spot that's worth waiting in line for.

Shirakabe, a district in Nagoya renowned for its Western-style mansions and traditional townhouses from the Meiji and Taisho eras, is a place where urban memories intertwine with the charm of time. On a quiet afternoon, I strolled along the serene streets, passing through stone-paved paths and the dappled light beneath ginkgo trees, arriving at a modest yet exquisite Japanese building—Shirakabe Villa Unagi Una Fuji. Pushing open the door, the wooden entrance exuded a faint aroma of cypress, and the staff greeted me softly, as if I had stepped into a private residence from the Showa era. Unlike the bustling atmosphere of typical unagi restaurants, Shirakabe Villa offers a tranquility akin to a tea room. Its courtyard, adorned with small bridges, flowing water, and moss-covered stones, invites you to immerse yourself in the serene space before awakening your taste buds. I ordered Nagoya's iconic dish, hitsumabushi. Soon, the unagi rice was served, its steam rising with the aroma of crispy skin and tender meat, glistening with oil. Accompanied by broth, seaweed, wasabi, and chopped green onions, the meal unfolded as a complete culinary ritual. The first bite was enjoyed in its purest form, showcasing the mastery of charcoal grilling; the second bite, enhanced with condiments, added a layer of spicy complexity to the rich flavors; the third bite, with hot broth poured over, transformed into a delicate and soothing "chazuke" experience. Each bite felt like reading a handwritten letter, rich in emotion and layered in depth. After the meal, as the aroma of tea lingered, I gazed at the interplay of sunlight and moss in the garden outside the window, feeling a deep sense of gratitude. Food is never just about satiating hunger; it is a response to the land and its history. Shirakabe Villa is not merely a dining spot but a recreation of tranquil times. A bowl of unagi rice here tells the story of Nagoya's century-old town. If you hold high standards for unagi rice or have a penchant for elegant spaces, Shirakabe Villa is worth a special visit—for a dialogue between flavor and time.

Nagoya's cherry blossom season typically spans from late March to mid-April, transforming the entire city into a romantic pink sea of flowers. Nagoya Castle is a must-visit destination, where the historic Sengoku-era castle built by Tokugawa Ieyasu meets 2,000 cherry trees in a dialogue across time. The weeping cherry blossoms in front of the main keep cascade like pink waterfalls, while the reflections in the moat complement the blue tiles and white walls. At night, the illuminated scenery adds an air of mystery. Tsuruma Park is another great spot for cherry blossom viewing. As one of Japan's top 100 cherry blossom sites, the combination of Somei Yoshino cherry trees with French-style fountains and English-style gardens creates a unique aesthetic. Evening lights illuminate the floral sea, accompanied by open-air concerts that enhance the atmosphere. Additionally, Tokugawa Garden, a traditional Edo-style strolling garden, offers an oriental ambiance with cherry blossoms, dry landscapes, and tea houses. Along the Nagara River, a 3.5-kilometer stretch of riverside is lined with 12,000 cherry trees, forming a "cherry blossom tunnel." At dusk, petals float downstream in the sunset, resembling pink silk ribbons. Visit Nagoya to experience the unique charm of history and nature intertwined!

Tokugawa Garden is famous for its pond-style garden. With the arrival of spring, about 100 cherry trees of 30 varieties bloom in the garden, creating a special landscape🌸 The frame created by the Kuromon Gate and the Tokai cherry blossoms is particularly spectacular! Why not forget the hustle and bustle of the city and spend an elegant spring moment? [🌸Tokugawa Garden Cherry Blossom Information🌸] 📍Location: Tokugawa Garden (1001 Tokugawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya) 🌸Best time to see: Late March to early April (may vary depending on weather) 🚶Access: Get off at Morishita Station on the Meijo Subway Line, about 7 minutes walk from Exit 4 [Recommended points] 🌸Enjoy the spectacular view of about 100 cherry trees of 30 varieties! 🏞️Enjoy the spring nature while strolling through the beautiful garden! 🏛️Enjoy the beautiful contrast between historical buildings and cherry blossoms! 🍵You can take a break at the cafe in the garden while admiring the cherry blossoms! Why not enjoy the beauty of spring, woven together with history and cherry blossoms, at Tokugawa Garden this spring? 🌸 #Seasonal event #Domestic travel #Nagoya

The Tokugawa Garden (徳川園) in Nagoya, Japan, is a stunning Japanese landscape garden that once belonged to the powerful Tokugawa clan, the ruling family of the Edo period. Originally part of the Tokugawa family’s retirement residence, the garden was later restored and opened to the public, offering visitors a glimpse into traditional Japanese aesthetics and samurai-era elegance. Designed in the Daimyo Garden style, Tokugawa Garden features a central pond surrounded by waterfalls, rock formations, and seasonal flowers, embodying the beauty of nature in every season. In spring, cherry blossoms create a delicate pink landscape, while autumn brings fiery hues of maple leaves, making it a year-round destination. The design follows the “strolling garden” concept, allowing visitors to enjoy different scenic views as they walk through the winding paths. One of the highlights of the garden is Ryusenko (Dragon Spring Pond), which symbolizes the flow of life and prosperity, reflecting the harmony between man and nature. The traditional tea house within the garden offers an opportunity to experience Japanese tea culture, further immersing visitors in the refined atmosphere of the Edo period. Located next to the Tokugawa Art Museum, which houses samurai armor, weapons, and historical artifacts from the Tokugawa family, the Tokugawa Garden is not only a place of natural beauty but also a window into Japan’s feudal past. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, this garden is a must-visit destination in Nagoya. #japantrip

| Travel through time and encounter the Sengoku period of Japan. 🌟Highlights: Nagoya Castle, along with Osaka Castle and Kumamoto Castle, are known as the three most famous castles in Japan. The top is guarded by a pair of golden Shachi (mythical carp with the head of a tiger) symbolizing Nagoya. If you are a fan of Sengoku history, you must visit this castle, the hereditary residence of three generations of the Tokugawa family, and overlook the city from the shogun's perspective. Over 2,000 cherry blossom trees are planted in the castle. During the blooming season, the entire castle is enveloped in pink smoke, making it exceptionally beautiful. ✅Honmaru Palace: Restored and opened to the public in 2018, the interior is decorated with many artistic gold foil paintings, showcasing the living space of the feudal lords during the Edo period. ✅Golden Shachi Statues: The golden Shachi on top of Nagoya Castle's main keep are a symbol of the castle, exquisitely crafted and magnificent. ⏳Visiting Time: Spring (March-May) is ideal for cherry blossom viewing, where ancient architecture and cherry blossoms complement each other. Autumn (September-November) has many festivals and rituals, offering a taste of traditional Japanese culture. 👍Most Recommended Performance: Watch the samurai and ninja team performances. The NPCs, dressed in Sengoku-era armor, perform humorous skits and are available for interactive photos. 📍Detailed Address: 1-1 Honmaru, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan 🚉Transportation: From Nagoya Station, take the subway to "Shiyakusho" Station or "Meijo Line" Station. The castle is within walking distance from the subway. 💰Tickets: Adults 500 yen, seniors over 65 100 yen, junior high school students and younger free 🕙Opening Hours: 09:00–16:30 (Entry to the main keep and Honmaru Palace closes at 16:00) 📝Tips: Purchase a combined ticket with Tokugawa Garden for 640 yen, which is more cost-effective than buying separate tickets. There are many restaurants nearby where you can enjoy Nagoya specialties such as Hitsumabushi (eel rice), Miso Katsu (miso pork cutlet), and Tebasaki (chicken wings).

📆【Itinerary】 🌟Highlights: ❄️In winter, start from Nagoya and travel clockwise around Chubu, Japan. Enjoy a two-day stay at a hot spring hotel, with mountains and the sea along the way, and snowflakes flying all around... 📆Itinerary: 🏯Nagoya-❄️Shirakawa-go-🦀Kanazawa-🐈Takaoka-🗻Takayama-♨️Gero-🏨Nagoya 🚗Transportation: 🚌Highway bus: Nagoya-Shirakawa-go-Kanazawa 🚞IR Ishikawa Railway: Kanazawa-Takaoka 🚃JR Himi Line: Takaoka-Amaharashi 🚄JR Hida: Takaoka-Takayama 🚌Nohi Bus: Takayama-Shinhotaka 🚄JR Hida: Gero-Nagoya 💰Average cost: CNY 10,000 📌Tips: 🚌Book a bus to Shirakawa-go in advance in winter! 🏔️Prepare crampons and waterproof shoes and pants in advance! 📝Pay attention to the bus schedule and weather conditions in Shirakawa-go, Shinhotaka, and Amaharashi! Also, check the opening hours of attractions and stores, such as Shirakawa-go, Kanazawa, and museums... Day 1: Hisaya Odori Park→Oasis 21→Nagoya Castle→Tokugawaen→Atsuta Jingu Shrine→Osu Shopping Street→Peanuts Cafe Nagoya→Nagoya TV Tower Day 2: Hotel Mystays Nagoya Sakae→Shirakawa-go→Wada House→Gassho-zukuri Minkaen→Ogimachi Castle Observation Deck Day 3: Omicho Market→Kanazawa Castle Park→21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa→Kenrokuen→Higashi Chaya District Day 4: Hotel Forza Kanazawa→Amaharashi Coast→Takaoka Art Museum→Takaoka Otogi-no-mori Park→Doraemon Walking Path Day 5: Hotel Route-Inn Takaoka Ekimae→Hie Shrine→Takayama Jinya→Sanmachi Suji→Maruaki (Hida Takayama) Day 6: Shinhotaka Ropeway Day 7: Country Hotel Takayama→Miyagawa Morning Market→Gero Onsen Day 8: Bosenkan→Takashimaya (Nagoya)→Chubu Centrair International Airport 🗺️Must-see attractions: Top 1 Snow scenery on the top of Shinhotaka Top 2 Shirakawa-go and Ogimachi Castle Observation Deck Top 3 Amaharashi Coast and Takaoka Art Museum Top 4 Two-day stay at Gero Onsen Top 5 Rivers and streets in Takayama 🍮Local food: 1. Ice cream puffs and pudding in Shinhotaka 2. Hida beef and 🥛 3. Seafood and crabs in Kanazawa 4. Kato ☕️& Chou 🍣 in Nagoya 5. Fuwa～fuwa at 7-Eleven in Takayama

🌟As soon as you step into Tokugawa Garden, you feel like you've traveled back to the Edo period. The ancient architecture and exquisite garden design are a feast for the eyes👀. Strolling along the stone paths, you can discover new scenery with every step, a perfect example of "beauty at every turn"👣. 🌳The garden is full of lush trees, with different colors in each season🎨. Cherry blossoms in spring, lotus leaves in summer, fiery maple leaves in autumn, and picturesque snow in winter, each season has its own unique charm🍂🌸🌊❄️. 📸For photography enthusiasts, Tokugawa Garden is a paradise! Whether it's the spectacular scenery through a wide-angle lens or the delicate textures through a macro lens, you'll find the perfect subject here📷✨. 🍵When you're tired, take a break at the tea house in the garden and enjoy a pot of fragrant matcha🍵, savoring a rare moment of peace and tranquility😌. The staff here even wear traditional kimonos, adding to the ancient atmosphere👘. 🚶‍♀️Finally, don't forget to visit the historical exhibition hall in the garden to learn more about the Tokugawa family and the history of the Edo period📜. This is not just a garden, but a treasure trove of rich historical and cultural heritage🔍.

Nagoya | Super detailed must-see attractions & navigation📍 Babies👋, today we have compiled a must-see attractions and navigation guide in Nagoya, Japan, so you can easily enjoy Nagoya! 📍Nagoya Castle This is the logo of Nagoya! The history is full of rhyme, and although it has been rebuilt, it does not affect its charm at all. Navigation: Search “Nagoya Castle” directly, take the Subway Nagojo Line to “City Hall” station and get off, and walk for a few minutes. Here you can visit the Tenshu Pavilion, learn about the historical changes of Nagoya, admire the beautiful details of the ancient buildings, and take pictures, especially during the cherry blossom season and autumn leaf season, it is breathtakingly beautiful! 📍 Atsuta Shrine As one of the oldest shrines in Japan, the solemn and sacred atmosphere is intoxicating. Navigation: Search "Atsuda Jingu", take the subway Naojo Line to "Jingu West" station, exit the station and follow the signs for a while. You can see many people coming to worship and pray for blessings. The vermilion building is particularly beautiful under the green trees. Don't forget to ask for a guardian. It is said to be very spiritual. 📍Osu Commercial Street A must-visit for shopping lovers! There are trendy items, vintage clothes, anime and manga peripherals, etc. Navigation: Search for "Osu Commercial Street" and it's about a 15-minute walk from Nagoya Station. Here you can find all kinds of unique good things, and there are many delicious snacks to replenish your energy when you are tired of shopping. 📍Oasis 21 Plaza A modern landmark of Nagoya, its unique architectural appearance is super eye-catching. Navigation: Search for "Oasis 21", take the subway Sakura-dori Line or Najo Line to "Kuya-Odori" station and come out. There are often various activities on the square, and there are many restaurants and cafes in the surrounding area. 📍Tokugawa Garden A typical Japanese garden, one scene at a time, tranquil and elegant. Navigation: Search "Tokugawaen", take the subway Naojo Line to "Osogen" station, then transfer to the bus or walk. Stroll through it and feel the unique aesthetics of Japanese gardens, with different scenery in all seasons, no matter when you come, you can reap the abundance of beauty. Babies, collect this guide and go to Nagoya to take pictures! 💕 #NagoyaTravel #MustSeeAttractions #JapanTravel

😎 Today, let's visit a hidden gem in Nagoya, Japan - Tokugawa Garden 💖 🧐 Tokugawa Garden is located directly east of the main enclosure of Nagoya Castle. It is a charming place. It was built in 1695 and has a history of more than 300 years. The style here is unique. Although it has the shadow of a Chinese garden, it also incorporates distinct Japanese cultural characteristics. Look at the clean ground, and the stone crevices are free of weeds, which shows the meticulous spirit of the Japanese people. The simple and restrained beauty is overwhelming. 🌳 The scenery of Tokugawa Garden is charming all year round. In spring, more than 1,000 peonies and more than 1,700 irises bloom in full bloom; in early summer, irises continue to bloom; in autumn, the maple leaves turn red after frost, and the mountains are like overturned red paint boxes. The scenery is simply beautiful. The layout of the garden is very delicate. For example, Longxian Lake is very distinctive. It is modeled after the West Lake in Hangzhou, China, and imitates the Su Causeway and Bai Causeway of the West Lake. The two river embankments separate the water surface, and the lake water is clear. There are fat koi swimming around in the pond. You can buy some fish food to feed them, which is very fun. 💦 The "Mingfeng Stream" in the garden is also very interesting. It was built according to the legend of carp jumping over the dragon gate. The stream flows down from the flying stones to form a waterfall, like a white snake shuttling through it. The water here comes from the Longmen Waterfall. The water of the waterfall continuously flows into the valley, and the flying stones appear and disappear in the rapids. At that time, it amazed the generals and lords from all over the country who participated in the garden party. 🎑 In addition to enjoying the beautiful scenery, there are many places to visit in Tokugawa Garden. For example, Guanyan Tower is a two-story building facing Longxian Lake. You can dine, rest, or shop in the building. Standing on the building and looking into the distance, the scenery is beautiful. There is also Huxian Bridge, which is built over the stream. You can overlook the stream and Longxian Lake. Of course, you can't miss the Tokugawa Art Museum, which is next to the garden. The museum displays the Japanese national treasure "The Tale of Genji Picture Scroll". It houses a large number of Tokugawa relics, so art lovers should not miss it. 🚇 The transportation is also very convenient. Take the JR Chuo Line to Ozone Station, and walk for 10 minutes from the south exit; or take the Meijo Line of the subway, and walk for 15 minutes after exiting from Exit 3 of Ozone Station. But be careful, it is closed on Mondays. 💗 Tokugawa Garden is such a small and beautiful place. Here, you can feel the delicacy of Japanese gardens, touch the traces of history, and enjoy the different scenery of the four seasons. Come to Nagoya and experience it 😉

In early November at Tokugawa Garden The red leaves are not red yet Calculated It should be time to see the red leaves now If you can, don't miss the red leaves in Tokugawa Garden It's really beautiful. The garden is exquisite and unique~ Having a cup of coffee and resting your feet in the teahouse is really a perfect afternoon You can visit the art museum next to it together~

Tokugawaen Garden, Nagoya, dates back to the Edo period. It is a daimyo garden with a pond and a corridor built in 1695 by Tokugawa Mitsutomo, the second lord of the Owari Domain, a family of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder of the Tokugawa shogunate. In 1931, the 19th head of the family, Tokugawa Yoshichika, donated the garden to the Nagoya City Government, and it was renamed "Tokugawaen Garden." The Japanese garden is built to mimic the flow of a clear stream from a waterfall into a valley and finally into the sea. The gurgling stream flows into the pond, like a miniature of the Japanese natural landscape. In early winter, the flowers have withered, but the remaining lotus in the pond is as beautiful as a painting. The withered lotus leaves and seedpods form an unforgettable picture. The Tokugawa Art Museum next to the garden is also a museum that collects and displays more than 10,000 relics of the Owari Tokugawa family and the relics of Tokugawa Ieyasu, including the world-famous national treasure "The Tale of Genji" picture scroll. Unfortunately, I couldn't see the original because it wasn't on display, which was a small regret of my trip to Nagoya.

Tokugawa Garden is a shining cultural pearl in Nagoya. Located next to the Tokugawa Art Museum, it is a garden full of traditional Japanese style. This was originally the residence of the lord of Owari Domain of the Tokugawa Shogunate, and has now become a leisure spot that showcases Japanese garden art and historical culture. 🪷 Garden Features Tokugawa Garden was designed in the style of a daimyo garden. Its core is a large pond, symbolizing the source of life. The pondside is dotted with waterfalls, small bridges, stone lanterns, and well-arranged flowers and trees. The design of the entire garden follows the concept of "borrowing scenery", integrating distant mountains and nature into the garden to form a moving landscape painting. 🌳 Must-see highlights: 1️⃣ Longmen Waterfall: It symbolizes the legend of carp leaping over the dragon gate. The clear stream of the waterfall makes people feel the power and tranquility of nature. 2️⃣ Beautiful scenery of the four seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, fiery red maple leaves in autumn, and quiet snowy scenery in winter. Each season has its own charm. 3️⃣ Pond and Spring Garden: Strolling along the paths in the garden, you can enjoy the pond and landscape from different angles, as if you were in a painting. 🏛️ The cultural connection between the Tokugawa Art Museum and the garden Tokugawa Garden is connected to the Tokugawa Art Museum, where visitors can appreciate the precious cultural relics of the Tokugawa family and the natural beauty of the garden at the same time. The museum displays armor, calligraphy and paintings, and tea utensils, allowing people to gain a deeper understanding of the culture and life of the Tokugawa period. 🗓️ Park Information Opening hours: 9:30am to 5:30pm (last admission at 5:00pm) Tickets: 300 yen for adults, free for children (even more discounts if combined with the Tokugawa Art Museum ticket) Transportation: Take the Nagoya Metro to Ozone Station and walk for about 15 minutes. #NagoyaTravel

Tokugawa Garden is a Japanese garden with a long history located in Nagoya City. Originally a villa of the Tokugawa family, this garden has become a classic place showcasing traditional Japanese garden design and natural landscapes. Tokugawa Garden is famous for its elegant natural landscape and exquisite gardening techniques. The layout of the garden cleverly combines mountains, rivers, plantings and architecture, full of classical beauty. There is a winding river in the garden with clear water. The banks are dotted with lush trees and strange rocks, making you feel as if you are in the quiet world of the Edo period. Whether it is the cherry blossoms in early spring or the maple leaves in late autumn, Tokugawa Garden displays different natural beauty as the seasons change. The architectural design of the park is also full of traditional Japanese elements, allowing people to immerse themselves in the living atmosphere of ancient aristocrats and feel the splendor of the past. 🕙 Opening hours 9:30 - 17:30 (last admission 17:00) Closed on Mondays (open on national holidays) 🎫 Tickets Adult ticket: ¥300 High school and junior high school students: ¥100 Seniors aged 65 and above: ¥100 Free for elementary school students and below 🚇 Transportation Take the Nagoya City Subway Meijo Line to Ozone Station and walk about 10 minutes to arrive. 📍 Address 〒461-0023 1001 Tokugawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture #SeptemberDestinations2024 #Nagoya

On that day in Nagoya, the weather was not clear. The fine rain created a misty beauty that enveloped the entire Tokugawa Garden. Originally a villa of the Tokugawa family during the Edo period, Tokugawa Garden is now a beautifully landscaped Japanese garden showcasing traditional Japanese gardening art. Walking through the garden in the rain, the only sounds were the raindrops and the occasional rustle of leaves in the breeze. This added a layer of tranquil charm to Tokugawa Garden. 🕙 Opening Hours 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM (Last entry at 5:00 PM) Closed on Mondays (If Monday is a national holiday, it will be closed the next day) 🎫 Admission (Combined tickets with Tokugawa Art Museum available) Adults: ¥300 High school and junior high school students: ¥100 Seniors (65+): ¥100 Elementary school students and younger: Free 🚇 Transportation Take the Nagoya City Subway Meijo Line and get off at "Ozone Station." It is about a 10-minute walk to Tokugawa Garden. 📍 Address 1001 Tokugawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi-ken 461-0023

#FuriTabi Tokugawa Garden in Nagoya ☺️ Tokugawa Garden is where the second lord of the Owari domain, Mitsutomo, built the Ozone mansion as his retirement home in 1695 and moved there. It is a Japanese garden with a pond and a stroll around it, covering an area of ​​2.3 hectares. The garden is surrounded by greenery and is full of negative ions 😊 It was enveloped in a very cool atmosphere. There were a lot of carp in the pond♪ It was very well maintained, so it was nice to walk around☺️ ——————————————————————- 📍Location: 1001 Tokugawacho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 3-minute walk from Tokugawaen Shindeki bus stop on both Meitetsu and city buses 10-minute walk from the south exit of Ozone station on the JR Chuo Main Line 🕰️Opening hours: 9:30am to 5:30pm Closed on Mondays 💰Price per person: 300 yen Group discounts available #mayu✈️trip🇯🇵 #domestictravel #100travelstyles

Tokugawa Garden is recommended for spring and autumn, but personally I recommend visiting it in summer! There are ponds, waterfalls, a teahouse, and more, and the fresh greenery is vibrant, creating a quiet space where you can relax both your eyes and your mind. You can spend a memorable time strolling through the garden, relaxing both your body and mind! Within the garden, you will find the Tokugawa Art Museum and the Treasure House, where you can appreciate precious cultural assets along with the gorgeous architecture. In addition, there are plenty of seasonal events and programs where you can experience traditional Japanese culture, so you are sure to discover something new every time you visit. Admission fee - Adults (high school students and above): 300 yen - Junior high school students and below: Free - Groups (20 or more): 240 yen - Seniors (65 years and older living in Nagoya): 100 yen (proof required) ⚀ ⚁ ⚂ ⚃ ⚄ ⚅ ⚀ ⚁ ⚂ ⚃ ⚄ ⚅ ⚀ ⚁ ⚂ ⚃ ⚄ ⚅ ⚀ ⚁ ⚂ ⚃ ⚄ ⚅ ⚀ ⚁ ⚂ 📍Location: 1001 Tokugawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 461-0023 🕚Open: 9:00 - 17:30 ⛱️Holiday: Monday 📞Tel: 050-3591-0491 *Business hours and holidays may differ from those stated. Please check with the store before visiting. ⚀ ⚁ ⚂ ⚃ ⚄ ⚅ ⚀ ⚁ ⚂ ⚃ ⚄ ⚅ ⚀ ⚁ ⚂ ⚃ ⚄ ⚅ ⚀ ⚁ ⚂ ⚃ ⚄ ⚅ ⚀ ⚁ ⚂ ⚃ ⚄ ⚅ ⚀ ⚁ ⚂ #Aichi #Tokugawaen

The history of Tokugawa Garden can be traced back to 1695. It originated from Tokugawa Mitsutomo, who ruled Owari at that time. It was the residence of the Tokugawa family. Although it is a Japanese garden, Tokugawa Garden has Ozone Waterfall, Ryusen Lake, Ryumon Waterfall, etc., which are not comparable to ordinary Japanese gardens in terms of land area and attractions. Tokugawa Garden is a strolling garden. Like Kenrokuen, you can enjoy the garden scenery in the building or stroll through the entire garden to appreciate the wonders of nature. It is especially worth walking around Ryusen Lake in the center of the garden to appreciate the beautiful garden scenery that imitates the Mikawa Bay. Tokugawa Garden Address: 1001 Tokugawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture #Sign up for June hotel test sleeper #Japanese Garden