Tokugawaen Park is a delightful park located in Nagoya, Japan. It is the old garden house of the Owari Tokugawa clan, the main branch of the Tokugawa family.
A World Heritage Site, the park is full of history and culture, with traces of feudal Japanese history around every corner. It includes attractive ponds, streams, and moats, along with various historical buildings such as the Ninja House, the Owaridono (primogeniture residence) Palace, a tea-ceremony house, and a Shinto shrine. It is also home to the Owari Tokugawa Art Museum, displaying various artifacts from the era of the former feudal lords. You can also find a number of sculptures in the park, all of them related to the Owari Tokugawa family. The park has a wide variety of plants in various gardens, and is a great spot to view the history and culture of Japan. It also offers spectacular views of the Nagoya skyline for visitors.
A World Heritage Site, the park is full of history and culture, with traces of feudal Japanese history around every corner. It includes attractive ponds, streams, and moats, along with various historical buildings such as the Ninja House, the Owaridono (primogeniture residence) Palace, a tea-ceremony house, and a Shinto shrine. It is also home to the Owari Tokugawa Art Museum, displaying various artifacts from the era of the former feudal lords. You can also find a number of sculptures in the park, all of them related to the Owari Tokugawa family. The park has a wide variety of plants in various gardens, and is a great spot to view the history and culture of Japan. It also offers spectacular views of the Nagoya skyline for visitors.
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