Asukayama Park is a historic public park in Kita-ku, Tokyo, established in 1873. It is home to three museums and an archaeological site with ancient burial mounds.
🌸 Enjoy cherry blossoms, a popular hanami spot since the 18th century.
🏛️ Explore three museums: local history, paper, and Eiichi Shibusawa memorial.
🚂 Kids can enjoy a castle playground, a retired steam locomotive, and a streetcar.
🚝 Take a free monorail-elevator to the summit for views.
📜 Discover ancient artifacts and buildings designated as Important Cultural Properties.
🌸 Peak cherry blossom bloom is usually late March to early April.
🚆 Train enthusiasts can watch Shinkansen and conventional trains from a nearby deck.
💰 Free admission to the park.
🕒 Open daily, some areas may have specific closing times.
Available, including disabled parking.
Restrooms available, with multi-purpose, ostomate, and diaper changing facilities.
Wheelchair ramp available.
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