Tamamo Park Review

A very long natural park in Takamatsu City, the area is not large, planted some trees and vegetation, very traditional Japanese style, you can visit at will, the summer of the small park is also quite comfortable.

Yuzao Park is not big, just near Takamatsu Station. The Takamatsu City ruins are in Yuzao Park. Adult tickets are 200 yen. Because it is a ruin, you can only look at the map and press the map to restore it by your imagination. There is also a memorial hall in the park to learn about the history of Takamatsu City. It was cloudy when I went, and if the sun was good, it was wonderful to walk around the park and take a walk!

The garden has a rare design of Edo Water City, and the Edo era master's pavilion and garden. Although the Tianshou Pavilion has been destroyed, the cornerstone of the left is reflected in the water, and it can still imagine its old style. It is worth a visit!

Although not big, it is quite clean and clean. It can be visited in about an hour. There are many trees in the inner courtyard. It is a good place to relax and go out. The tickets are 200 yen. The East Gate is open at 0830, and the West Gate is opened earlier and is close to Takamatsu JR Station. It's worth going!

Although Tianshou no longer exists, important cultural wealth such as Yuejian, Sailor Yumen, Duyu, Yuyun Pavilion (Old Songpingjia Takamatsu Bieyu) is still worth enjoying. In addition, the cherry blossom season, the cherry horse farm is also a good place to take pictures.

It is a park to charge, the area is relatively small, but the entrance is next to Takamatsu Tsukuba Station. But there is a specific time of the year that is free of admission fees. But if you are going to see it again, you still pay for admission.