Heiwa-dōri Kaimono Kōen
平和通買物公園
Japan's first permanent pedestrian zone, this shopping street is worth visiting for its history and festivals.
What it is
- Japan's first permanent pedestrian zone, opened June 1, 1972.
- A shopping park in Asahikawa City, Hokkaido.
- Commonly known as "Kaimono Koen" (Shopping Park).
- Formerly a busy main road called "Heiwa-dori."
What to see
- A 1-kilometer pedestrian paradise.
- One of the Eight Views of Asahikawa.
When to go
- February for the Asahikawa Winter Festival.
- August for the Asahikawa Summer Festival.
- September for the Tabe Marche gourmet event.
Getting there
- Spans from Asahikawa Station to 8-jo Dori.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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