Meijō Park

The famous city park that I met on the road to Nagoya City, the famous city park in winter was light and windy, and the sky was blue like water. The park is large in size, mostly locals are playing. Walking, morning running, walking dogs, the sun is warm on the body, quiet and peaceful. Not far from Mingcheng Park is Nagoya City. If you go to Nagoya City, you can check it out.

Mingcheng Park is located in Nagoya City, Changhua City, Kuochi Prefecture, Japan, and is located in the city of Nagoya City, North District. It is separated by a small river. The scale of the famous city park is not very large, in fact, there is no remarkable place, if the time is tight, friends can consider taking the precious time to visit other places.

This is an open park and is set in Nagoya City. There is a large lawn, very beautiful. Especially in the past autumn, a piece of maple leaves is very beautiful. There are a lot of people in the park, they are locals.

Meijo Park: Relaxing atmosphere, beautiful pond, perfect for picnics and outdoor activities. Nagoya's hidden gem

In early April, just out of the city service station, you can see a large area of cherry trees outside the city, dressed up with beautiful moats, the city is basically hundreds of years old trees, shaking everywhere will be immersed in a sea of flowers, full of happiness. Branches full of pink flowers, add a charming charm to the solemn city pool.

Far from the park, you can see Nagoya City. The park is very large and has a large lawn. Many people take pet dogs for a walk, and many people take walks or run to exercise. Walking to the moat, I caught a white swan swimming leisurely. Quickly to the moat area, the ground scattered a lot of hazelnuts, all over the ground, see a few uncles are also very happy to pick up, do not know how to take home to eat. There are many stray cats in the park, but when they look clean, many cat lovers will come with their lunches and feed them regularly.

It's really good. I have a chance to go and see it together.

It's the green space around the Tianshou Pavilion in Nagoya. This part is free to visit. Many local people run here. There is also a quiet tea house for visitors to rest.