Ogi Park

Kijo Park in Saga Prefecture's Kijo City is a beautiful park that has been selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots and Top 100 Historical Parks. In spring, around 3,000 cherry trees bloom all at once, creating a beautiful cherry blossom tunnel. At night, the trees are illuminated, creating a fantastic atmosphere. To avoid crowds, it's recommended to visit on weekday mornings or early on weekends and holidays. The parking lot is free and easily accessible by car.

Inside Kijo Park, there is a garden created by the first and second lords of the Kijo clan, Motoshige Nabeshima and Naoyoshi Nabeshima. The vast grounds include a pond, waterfall, stone bridge, and tea house, allowing visitors to enjoy beautiful scenery throughout the four seasons. Additionally, there are historical buildings such as Kijo Jinya and Kijo City Museum, making it a recommended spot for history enthusiasts. The park has a free parking lot, and facilities such as toilets, shops, and rest areas are also well-equipped.

At Kojō Park, there are various sizes of playground equipment, a zoo, a botanical garden, and a campsite, allowing families to play to their heart's content. There are also barbecue corners and picnic areas where families can relax. Various events are held throughout the seasons, providing new and exciting experiences each time you visit. There are also many hot springs facilities and tourist spots in the surrounding area, making it possible to enjoy not only Kojō Park but also the surrounding region.

At Kojō Park, you can enjoy changing scenery with the seasons in a rich natural environment. Especially in spring, cherry blossoms bloom and you can see beautiful views. Many people can be seen taking walks or jogging in the park. In addition, there is a campsite where you can refresh yourself in nature.

Around Kojō Park, there are various tourist spots such as Tenzan and Takezaki Castle Ruins Observation Park. In addition, there are also charming places in Saga prefecture, such as spots rich in nature facing the Ariake Sea, and famous places for pottery such as Arita and Imari. It is also recommended for sightseeing trips.