Overview
A park at Oji in Kita with some 650 cherry trees and three museums on the grounds.
About this place
Asukayama Park is a ward park in Kita Ward, Tokyo. It is one of the cherry blossom spots in Tokyo. It was developed as a recreation spot during the Kyoho era of the Edo period, and in March 1873 (Meiji 6) was designated one of Japan's first parks. The former Shibusawa family Asukayama residence is located here, and the buildings Bankoro and Seien Bunko are designated Important Cultural Properties.
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