Hirosaki Park

The charm of Hirosaki Park lies in the three-story castle keep that was used as the center of Tsugaru clan politics for 260 years. As the only surviving castle keep in the Tohoku region and a nationally designated important cultural property, you will be captivated by the historical atmosphere when you see this building up close. Why not enjoy strolling through the beautiful scenery of the four seasons and appreciate its appearance that has continued since the Edo period?

Hirosaki Park is a vast site where you can enjoy the beautiful nature of the four seasons, with over 2,600 cherry blossom trees and colorful autumn leaves. The park also features historical buildings such as a surviving castle tower from the Edo period. Why not take a stroll through the park surrounded by rich nature and visit the remains of the Tsugaru clan's castle?

Hirosaki Park is a beautiful park counted among Japan's top three cherry blossom viewing spots, with approximately 2,600 cherry blossom trees in full bloom. Visitors can enjoy 52 varieties of cherry blossoms, with Somei Yoshino as the main attraction, making it a stunning spot for cherry blossom viewing in the spring. The park is also illuminated at night, creating a fantastic and dreamy atmosphere. Why not visit and experience the charming scenery that can only be enjoyed during this season?

Hirosaki Park is a tourist spot with many historical buildings such as waterfronts and bridges that adorn the remains of the Tsugaru family's castle, making it ideal for strolling. Why not feel the breath of the Tsugaru clan's rule that lasted for 260 years while enjoying the beautiful scenery of the four seasons, the only surviving three-story castle tower in Tohoku, and the rich nature? New discoveries await you.