Takada Castle

Takata Park Takata Park is a city built by Tokugawa Kakako's Matsuhiro Hiromi, and the entire park is a monument in Shinjuku Prefecture. The city center Takata Park covers a large area, even in Japan. There are 4,000 cherry blossom trees in the park, and of course it is also a scenic spot for cherry blossoms in spring, especially the night cherry blossom view created by 3,000 lighting, which is one of the 3 largest night cherry blossoms in Japan. The cherry blossom tunnel and the night cherry blossom view from the Bliss Bridge are recommended, which is beautiful against the pool water and the ancient city pool. Opening hours: All day transportation: From the Echo Railway "Takata Station", about 20 minutes on foot #Japan Tourism#

After I came, I found that Niigata actually has a lot of fun places. And here I actually think there are some similarities to Osaka Castle Park. Especially some of its architectural style. Of course, the cherry blossom tree is basically a must-have tree in every park in Japan.

Maybe it's because the Japanese like to enjoy cherry blossoms at night. This park is said to be open at night. However, we traveled here, and it was not cherry blossom season, so we came around during the day.

No need to buy tickets, you can go to Takata Park for free to see the flowers

The most famous cherry blossoms in the high sky park, the cherry blossoms at night have a special style.