While being in the central part, Nakajima Park, rich in nature, is truly a city oasis. In spring, cherry blossoms and wisteria flowers, in summer, yellow iris, in autumn, beautiful autumn leaves, and at spots enjoyable in each season, why don't you forget daily life and spend time leisurely? Also, inside the park, the fact that there are nationally designated important cultural properties is one of its features. Strolling while feeling history is also recommended.

In spring, wisteria flowers, in summer, lush and rich greenery, in autumn, autumn leaves, and the scenery differs with each season, making you want to visit any number of times. Inside the park, there is Iris Pond, and you can ride a boat from late April to early October. Being able to enjoy waterfowl and scenery for each season is good, isn't it? When winter comes, in addition to being able to experience cross-country (ski equipment rental free of charge), the fantastic event "Yukiakari" where snow lanterns made of snow line up in the alleys is also held.

The fact that there is a Japanese garden is also one of Nakajima Park's features. You can spend time being healed by the sound of flowing water and the Japanese space. Here, there is the tea room "Hassōan" which was designed by the Edo period tea master, Kobori Enshu (Kobori Enshu). You can observe the exterior of the valuable building, which is also a nationally designated important cultural property.