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Uwasekigata Park

27 Reviews

#28 of 370 things to do in Niigata

Nature & Parks

Open Now: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM

Matsuno, Nishikan-ku, Niigata 953-0015, Niigata Prefecture

Open today: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM

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“There is no "big animals", do not be misled by the cover photo.”

My wife and I went there beacuase of the "big animals" show in the cover photo and we wanted to let... read more

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Jed_HK

Anilao, Philippines

“Landscapes and Straw Art”

Uwasekigata Park encircles Uwasekigata within its grounds in the rice fields to the southwest of... read more

Reviewed March 3, 2015

BryanBaier

Osaka, Japan

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4.5 27 reviews

Excellent49%
Very good37%
Average11%
Poor3%
Terrible0%

2 weeks ago

“There is no "big animals", do not be misled by the cover photo.”

Mar 3, 2015

“Landscapes and Straw Art”

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Jed_HK

Anilao, Philippines

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Reviewed 2 weeks ago

There is no "big animals", do not be misled by the cover photo.

My wife and I went there beacuase of the "big animals" show in the cover photo and we wanted to let our child to visit them. However, there is no such "big animals", maybe it is just a past special event. However, we did not...More

Date of experience: December 2019

Thank Jed_HK

BryanBaier

Osaka, Japan

8595

Reviewed March 3, 2015

Landscapes and Straw Art

Uwasekigata Park encircles Uwasekigata within its grounds in the rice fields to the southwest of downtown Niigata. It's a mini nature reserve for waterfowl and raptors like the Japanese black kites ("tonbi" in Japanese). Yellow nanohana and pink sakura make it a spectacular place to...More

Date of experience: March 2015

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