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Kaguraoka Park
Kaguraoka Park
Kaguraoka Park
Kaguraoka Park
Kaguraoka Park

Kaguraoka Park

ParkTourist Attraction

4.1

(581)

Kaguraoka Park is a large, wild park in Asahikawa, featuring extensive cherry blossoms and diverse trees and plants. It's more suited for trekking than a casual stroll, with challenging routes through what feels like a wild forest. The Kamikawa Shrine is also located within the park.

Address

Kaguraokakoen, Asahikawa, Hokkaido 078-8327, Japan

Website

http://www.asahikawa-park.or.jp/park/synthesis/kagura.html

Opening Hours

OPEN 24 HOURS (Thu)

Phone

+81 166-65-4139

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Worth it?

Worth it if you're looking for a peaceful, scenic escape into nature with opportunities for wildlife spotting

Skip if you prefer manicured gardens or easy walking paths

Reviewers consistently praise the park's beauty, especially during cherry blossom season.3 mentions

Many appreciate the peaceful and scenic atmosphere for walking.2 mentions

Some routes are quite challenging and more suitable for trekking than a leisurely walk.1 mention

Location

Kaguraokakoen, Asahikawa, Hokkaido 078-8327, Japan

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Highlights

Visitors have spotted wild foxes, birds, and squirrels while walking through the park.

You can camp here for free with your own equipment, making it a good option for budget travelers.

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Who it's for

Good for kids
Family with kids
Solo
Friends
Accessible parking
Dogs allowed

This park is ideal for families, nature lovers, and those who enjoy trekking or camping. It's also a great spot for dog owners, as pets are allowed.

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Know before you go

The park is open 24 hours every day, offering flexibility for visits.

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Reviews

4.1

Good

5 Reviews

Most reviewers find Kaguraoka Park to be a beautiful and peaceful natural space, particularly highlighting the cherry blossoms and opportunities for wildlife sightings. The main takeaway is that it's a wilder park, with some paths being more challenging.

Fun facts

Kaguraoka Park first opened to the public in 1914.


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