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Kayoicho Park
A picturesque park centered around Kayoicho Pond, renowned for its seasonal cherry blossoms, expansive rose garden, and serene walking trails.
Attractions
Park, Garden, Nature Spot, Cherry Blossoms
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Kayoicho Park, located in Kasuya Town, is a tranquil green space encompassing Kayoicho Pond, one of the largest ponds in the Chikuzen area. The park is celebrated for its seasonal beauty, particularly during spring when approximately 700 cherry trees bloom, creating a stunning canopy of pale pink blossoms along the promenades. Additionally, the Kayoicho Park Rose Garden features around 2,400 roses across 180 varieties, including a 3-meter-high, 20-meter-long rose tunnel that enchants visitors with its vibrant colors and fragrances. The park also offers playgrounds, open plazas, an observatory, and sports grounds, making it suitable for visitors of all ages seeking relaxation, recreation, or a scenic stroll.
Facilities & Services
Operating Hours: Open year-round, 24 hours a day
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible paths and facilities
Amenities: Playground equipment, open plazas, observatory, sports grounds
Parking: Approximately 140 parking spaces available
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