Featured Hotels Near Yobitsugi Park

Hyatt Regency Nagoya is a top choice, located just a 10-minute walk from Higashiyama Park, offering modern amenities and comfortable rooms. The hotel is conveniently situated near Nagoya Castle and the vibrant Sakura-dori shopping district, with easy access to subway lines for exploring the city.

The park itself features seasonal beauty—cherry blossoms in spring and vibrant autumn foliage—perfect for tranquil strolls or photography. Guests can enjoy the peaceful Japanese garden ambiance during early morning or evening hours.

The hotel also features premium dining options and a full-service spa, ideal for both leisure and business travelers. HopeGoo in advance is recommended, especially during peak seasons, to secure the best rates and room locations.

Higashiyama Park offers rich cultural experiences beyond its scenic beauty. The nearby Nagoya Castle, with its iconic golden komainu (lion-dogs) and towering tenshu (keep), showcases Edo-period architecture and houses a museum detailing the history of the Owari Tokugawa family.

Just a 15-minute walk away lies Daiyūsu Shopping Street, bustling with traditional craft shops, tea houses, and local street food stalls—ideal for tasting authentic Nagoya cuisine like tebasaki (spicy chicken wings) and miso katsu.

Each spring, the park hosts the Nagoya Cherry Blossom Festival, featuring illuminated trees and hanami (flower viewing) parties. Additionally, on-site tea ceremony and calligraphy workshops allow visitors to engage directly with Japanese traditions.

Access is convenient via subway from Nagoya Station to "Kuyōdō-mae," or by walking through the city center, offering a delightful mix of urban life and cultural immersion.

The most convenient route from Nagoya Station is to take the subway to "Kuyōdō-mae Station," then transfer to bus line 27 or 43, heading to "Higashiyama Park Mae"—a journey of about 15 minutes. Alternatively, a taxi ride takes roughly 10 minutes and costs between ¥800–¥1,200, ideal for travelers with luggage or groups.

For a more immersive experience, walk along "Sakura-dori" toward the east, passing through the city center’s commercial districts. This 25-minute stroll offers views of urban landscapes, street art, and landmarks like the Daiyūsu Kannon Temple.

Use apps like Google Maps or Japan Transit Planner for real-time schedules and traffic updates. The park is open daily from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM, so arriving early avoids midday crowds and enhances the peaceful atmosphere.

On-site facilities include clear signage, restrooms, and accessible pathways, making it suitable for families and elderly visitors.

Higashiyama Park is naturally family-oriented, featuring children’s playgrounds, open grassy areas, and interactive walking trails perfect for young explorers. Nearby Nagoya Castle includes a dedicated children’s tour zone with hands-on history games and kimono dressing experiences, turning learning into fun.

Just a short walk away, Daiyūsu Shopping Street hosts kid-focused stores, craft workshops, and dessert studios—like "Nagoya Matcha House," where children can make their own matcha ice cream.

A 15-minute drive leads to the Nagoya Science Museum, home to planetarium shows and interactive exhibits ideal for teens and curious minds.

Most restaurants around the park offer family seating and kids’ menus; popular spots like "Ippudo Ramen" and "Matsuya" provide high chairs and child-friendly service. Bring sunscreen and water, and use the free Wi-Fi available throughout the park for sharing photos.

Weekend events such as gardening workshops and storytelling sessions are regularly held—check the official website for updated schedules.