Kamezuka Park
亀塚公園
A public park in Minato featuring ancient residential remains, imperial history, and a legendary mound associated with local folklore.
What it is
- A public park opened in 1952 on the former site of the Toki clan residence.
- The grounds once served as the home of the Kacho-no-miya imperial family.
- Excavations at this site revealed residential remains dating back to the Jomon period.
- The park contains a mound linked to the historic Takeshiba legend.
What to see
- Original outer walls from the former Kacho-no-miya imperial residence surrounding the park.
- A unique fullerene-shaped play structure relocated from a local elementary school.
- Saikaiji Temple which is located directly adjacent to the park grounds.
- A police box situated within the park boundaries.
- A southwestern free space formerly used as a Defense Agency dormitory.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Kamezuka Park Open in Google Maps
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