[2025 Nagoya Attraction] Travel Guide for Togokusan Fruit Park (Updated Apr)

Located in the northeastern part of Nagoya City, Higashiyama is home to a Fruit Park nestled at the foot of the mountain. This agricultural park is surrounded by nature and features 17 orchards where common fruits like pears, apples, and grapes are cultivated. Additionally, there is a stunning greenhouse that houses hundreds of tropical fruit trees. However, the highlight of the Fruit Park is its reputation as a cherry blossom viewing spot, particularly for its breathtaking Shidarezakura (weeping cherry blossom) avenue. With over 1,000 cherry trees, this location is highly popular for enjoying the beauty of Shidarezakura. During the blooming season, the Shidarezakura avenue transforms into a spectacular cherry blossom tunnel. Since Shidarezakura trees are relatively short, visitors can experience the charm of the blossoms up close.

A fruit park in Moriyama-ku, Nagoya A facility located in the lush mountains, with many fruit trees planted on a large site. Each fruit is planted in its own section, and the lemon garden has lemon mascots, making it a recommended spot for commemorative photos. 2110 Kamishidami Higashitani, Moriyama-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi

Higashitaniyama Fruit Park in Moriyama-ku, Nagoya One of the facilities in the park is a market that sells fruit. During the cherry blossom festival, a lot of strawberries were sold. Although they were not picked in the park, they were sold at a reasonable price 🍓 This facility is publicly operated, so admission and parking are basically free. However, parking is charged during the cherry blossom festival and other times. Higashitaniyama Fruit Park, Nagoya 2110 Higashitani, Kamishidami, Moriyama-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture

Togokusan Fruit Park is an underrated cherry blossom destination in Nagoya, offering a blend of nature, agriculture, and seasonal beauty. Located at the foot of Mount Togoku, this park is famous for its orchards, where visitors can learn about and taste various fruits. During spring, the park’s cherry blossoms add a magical touch to the already scenic landscape. The sight of delicate pink petals framing the fruit trees and small ponds creates a unique and peaceful hanami experience. Visitors can also explore the greenhouse, try fresh fruit-based desserts, or hike up the nearby trails for an elevated view of the cherry blossoms. This park is a great alternative for those who want to combine their hanami outing with an educational and fun visit to a fruit farm. If you’re looking for a refreshing and less crowded cherry blossom spot, Togokusan Fruit Park is a wonderful option.

#Sakura2024 Weeping cherry blossoms will be in full bloom from early to mid-April at Togokuyama Fruit Park in Aichi Prefecture! It is a little later than Somei Yoshino, so it is recommended for those who were unable to go cherry blossom viewing during the Somei Yoshino season 🎵 The weeping cherry blossom festival will also be held, and there will be food stalls. However, the roads will be very crowded, so it is best to avoid the crowds by going first thing in the morning or in the evening! 🌸Weeping Cherry Blossom Festival March 30th to April 14th 📍Togokuyama Fruit Park Address: 2110 Higashitani, Kami Shidami, Moriyama-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture Access: Get off at the "Higashiyabashi" bus stop on the Yutorito Line to Kozoji, and walk for 15 minutes Get off at "Kozoji" station on the JR Chuo Line and Aichi Loop Line. 25 minutes walk south from the south exit Cost: Free Recommended point: You can have a picnic, so bring a picnic sheet 🙆⚠ Note: There is a parking fee during the weeping cherry blossom festival! Regular cars: 650 yen, large cars: 1200 yen #Nagoya sightseeing #amazing cherry blossoms #cherry blossom spots #Nagoya #Toganeyama

Higashitaniyama Fruit Park in Moriyama-ku, Nagoya Moriyama-ku, on the edge of Nagoya, is a place of lush greenery, and there is a fruit park in the mountains. In the park, apple, pear, persimmon, chestnut, quince, lemon, blueberry, and other trees are planted, and each location has its own trivia that is easy for children to understand, and an introduction code, so it is educational for both adults and children. Basically, admission is free, but parking is charged during events such as the Cherry Blossom Festival. Address: 2110 Higashitani, Kamishidami, Moriyama-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi