Northern Area
Nagoya City Togokusan Fruits Park Spring Festival
You can see splendid weeping cherry blossoms as if they were falling from the sky. Weeping cherry blossoms have pale pink petals, and the branches hang down like spines and bloom. Also, fruit flowers are in full bloom at this time of year. Plums, plums, peaches, almonds, pears, apples, etc. bloom one after another in the 17 types of orchards. In addition, there are plenty of facilities such as a tropical fruit greenhouse, a fruit house, a fishing corner, and restaurants.

Togokusan Fruits Park
- A place of nature and history, Mt. Togoku (198 m) is the tallest mountain in the city, and is surrounded by 70 kofun sites. Togokusan Fruits Park is a multipurpose agricultural park at the base of the mountain that uses the rich natural surroundings. In the park there is an orchard where around 900 trees of 17 species of fruit grow, including peaches, Asian pears, and apples. There is a greenhouse where you can see papaya, jackfruit, and other rare tropical fruits, and a fruithouse where you can see exhibits of various sample fruits. Besides these, the park also has a fishing corner, Japanese-style garden, all-season flower garden, a restaurant, and shops. The park is a famous place for weeping cherry blossom trees in the spring.
Details
| Schedule | Mar 24, 2026 ~ Apr 12, 2026 |
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| Regular Holiday | Mon (the following weekday should Mon coincide with a national holiday) Note: • Excludes Mon, Apr 7, 2025. |
| Time | 9:00 am–4:30 pm |
| Venue | Togokusan Fruits Park |
| Price Details | Free of charge Note: • The World Tropical Fruit Greenhouse requires an admission fee (free of charge for junior high school ages and younger). |
| Home Page | http://www.fruitpark.org/ |
| Access | • 15-min. walk from Togoku-Bashi Bus Stop on the Yutorito Line bound for Kozoji. • 25-min. walk south from the South Exit of Kozoji Station on the JR Chuo Line and Aichi Loop Line. |
| Parking | Available for a fee during the Weeping Cherry Blossom Festival |
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