Maizuru Park

Park / Green Space
"This park was built on the site of Takanabe Castle, which was known as Maizuru (""Dancing Crane"") Castle because of the resemblance of the local terrain to a crane taking flight. The castle originally belonged to the Tsuchimochi clan in the mid-Heian period; it was then utilized by the Ito clan as one of the 48 Castles of Ito. The castle was next owned by the Shimazu clan after they became the rulers of Kyushu; and then the Akizuki clan, whose members served as the lords of the castle until the abolition of the domain system in the Meiji period. The park grounds have been planted with some 100 plum trees and 1,000 cherry trees, as well as 2,000 azalea plans, and it is known as one of the top destinations for flower viewing in the town. Serving as a space for rest and relaxation, the park bustles with numerous visitors come to take in the flowers from spring to early summer."

Spot details

Address
Miyazaki Koyu-gun Takanabecho Uwae 1345 map map Map
Phone
0983262014
Hours
all year round
Closed
open everyday
Fees
[Admission fee]Free
Parking Lot
Available
Credit Card
Not available
Smoking
Not available
Wi-Fi
Not available
Estimated stay time
30-60 minutes

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