Solo visitors get miles of free forest and lake paths, cultural tombs, and an observation tower for unhurried exploration; only minimal signage and lighting mean daytime visits are best.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for solo trip: Allows time to hike woodland trails, visit monuments, and relax by the pond at a steady pace.
Nature hike on woodland trails:
Follow the quiet paths east of the main entrance to explore wild sections and streams.
Tip: Wear sturdy shoes and carry water; use trail markers to avoid getting lost.
Visit Heiwa-do Peace Temple:
See the concrete temple and Kannon statue; interior opens on limited dates.
Tip: Check city website for April, August, and September opening dates before you go.
Climb the Aquatower observation deck:
Ride to the 40 m-high deck on weekends and holidays for city and hill views.
Tip: Arrive by 10 AM to avoid lines and get a spot on the elevator.
Stroll around Nekogahora Pond:
Walk the paved path for fishing spots and sunset photography.
Tip: Bring a camera and visit at dusk for best light reflections.
Cultural tombstone tour:
Follow the map to graves of historic figures like Tokugawa Muneharu.
Tip: Request the free PDF map from Higashiyama Park Office by phone.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
Round-trip subway to Chikusa Station | JPY 400 |
Snack or coffee at Peace Park Kaikan | JPY 300 |
Total Estimated | JPY 700 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Late March–early April offers 1,500 cherry trees in bloom in Sakura Garden. In November, check woodland trails for red and gold foliage.
Address: 1-chōme-3 Heiwakōen, Chikusa Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 464-0022, Japan
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Karl Raymond Roque
Heiwa park has always been one of my favorite places to go to just to release stress or have time for myself. The park is very safe and peaceful. There are so many wide spaces available for fishing, for camping, or for playing sports too. The sunset view is really nice here!
Shubham Joshi
Really beautiful place, there is a decent size lake where you can fish. There is also several smaller parks with many thinks kids would like. o like coming her for my morning run as even in the summer this place is cool. Also it’s is really beautiful in spring too because of the cherry blossoms.
chocolatejosh666
I thought I reviewed this park already but Google is silly for reviews.......it's a great park with hiking trails lots of stray cats and its next to a gigantic Cemetery ........
Thomas Szabo
Really great place experience Sakura. Bus 11 stops in a middle of the two park. There is a large fishing lake also just 200m away. Vending machines available, public toilets also. This place has a far more Sakura three than Tsurumai Park and a way more space. Lot of people but lot of space as larger park. Recommend Highly!
Lewis Lexter Yap
Love this place. Easy to go to with bus just a bus ride from the train station or a 1.5km walk. Few crowd, tons of cherry blossom, nice place to spend time with family.
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