Hitsuzan Park
筆山公園
City park on a mountain with city views, cherry trees, and a historic samurai cemetery.
What it is
- A city park on Mount Hitsuzan, 100 meters above sea level.
- Covers 39 hectares.
- Originally Chōe Castle, used by generals in the Nanboku-chō period.
What to see
- Views of Kochi city from the park.
- 7-meter-high observation deck, built in 2008.
- Over 1,000 cherry trees.
- Yamauchi family cemetery on Hitsuzan North Peak.
- Cemetery is a National Historic Site since 2016.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Hitsuzan Park Open in Google Maps
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