Tsuruma Park (鶴舞公園) 鶴舞公園
Nagoya opened its first public park here on 19 November 1909: free and always open.
Tsuruma is the first public park that Nagoya created for itself, opened on 19 November 1909 in Shōwa ward. The design brings together a Western-style garden, with its main axis, the fountain tower and the bandstand, and a Japanese strolling garden around the Kochōga-ike and Ryūga-ike ponds. In 2006 it was included in the national selection of Japan's hundred historic parks. In 2009 almost all of its area was entered in the register of monuments set up by the cultural properties law, in the category of places of scenic beauty: this is a registration, that is, the lightest level under the law, and not a designation. The municipal tourism portal counts about 750 cherry trees.
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Tsurumai, Kamimaezu, Tsuruma Koen
