Kariya Park

In Toronto, I believe that the first reaction is High Park, but there is also a good place to see the cherry in Mississauga, Kariya Park, and unlike High Park, there is a Japanese style feeling! In the early 1980s, Mississauga and Japan's Kariya City concluded a friendly city, Kariya Park, built with Japanese assistance, is a true Japanese-style park. The most worth seeing in the park is the huge cherry blossom trees growing around a pond. Whenever the cherry blossoms open in May, the whole tree is full of pink cherry blossoms, which is like the scenery in Japanese animation or fairy tale world, so it attracts a large number of photography enthusiasts to come here to take pictures. Address: 3620 Kariya Dr Mississauga , ON L5B3J2 I am a global traveler who watches the sea and listens to the waves. Please pay attention to me! (The 921st travel shot released in 662 places in 49 countries on 5 continents) #Locals Take You Tour #Travel Happiness Moments #Huahai punch card challenge #Happy restart plan

This place is actually in Toronto? It is too suitable for Hanfu to take pictures! Since 1981, Mississauga has become a sister city with Kariya in Japan. The Japanese-style courtyard-style Kariya Park opened in 1992. There are also Mississauga Park in Kariya! Location: Kariya Park Model: @Zinnia [Suitable for style] Hanfu, kimono, Japanese, ancient costume [modeling to wear] Miss Hanfu made makeup made by herself [shooting props] Fan [Tips] There are a small number of roadside parking spaces at the entrance of the park. If you are lucky, you can park directly at the door. The area of the park is not large. It takes less than 15 minutes to stroll around, but it is super suitable for taking pictures slowly. The trees in the park are tall and the environment is very comfortable and cool. In the hot weather in Toronto, Suitable for sitting in the shade of the tree to enjoy the cool chat, picnics and other small animals to take a walk in the garden, walking the baby is also good ～ [Use equipment: Sony A7R4, Sony 70-200 f2.8, Shima 85 f1.4]