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Nov 2019

I came here during autumn season, the best spot in this park was the Japanese garden. Looking at huge number of cherry trees, I believe it will be a good spot during cherry blossom season in April. It has large park, a house tea which serving japanese tea, and some facilities like rest room and resting places. Except the Japanese Garden and Tea House, entering this park is free. The park is walking distance from a train station (JR line).

By Keizo

“Japanese garden ”

Nov 2018

I went to there Nov. 11th. The fall foliage was not enough deep, so if you would go there on end of November you could enjoy beautiful fall foliage. Japanese garden is part of the Daisen Park which need a entrance fee for ¥200. When I visited there they displayed Chrysanthemum contest fair.

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Ari

Bekasi, Indonesia20 contributions

Nice and large park

Nov 2019 • Family

I came here during autumn season, the best spot in this park was the Japanese garden.
Looking at huge number of cherry trees, I believe it will be a good spot during cherry blossom season in April.
It has large park, a house tea which serving japanese tea, and some facilities like rest room and resting places.
Except the Japanese Garden and Tea House, entering this park is free.
The park is walking distance from a train station (JR line).

Written November 30, 2019

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Bryan C

Hong Kong, China20 contributions

Cherry Blossoms

Apr 2017 • Friends

Came here to see the cherry blossoms and wasn't disappointed. Will come again next year. Check the various local websites for the timing as the season is very weather dependent.

Written September 3, 2017

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Acesilva

Osaka, Japan67 contributions

Many Open Spaces for kids to run and play

Nov 2015 • Couples

In addition to the open spaces, botanical garden, and ancient imperial grounds, there is often a local festival or celebration going on. Uniquely, there is a small burial ground where a small family of Tanukis (Racoon Dogs) live that not even the locals know about!

Written July 6, 2016

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degisme

Osaka, Japan21 contributions

Breath taking

Aug 2012 • Friends

At first we've trying to enter the Tumulus -one of the largest tomb in the world from the Queens era. Tell you what? Don't waste your time on that. Luckily we just moved to the Daisen park which is very big including few ponds, wetsern style and japanese style parks (separate), Peace tower (they don't offer the rooftop sightseeing), bicycle museum, Sakai city museum.
apart from the busy life this place remind me of my home country and the fresh air lots of tree. Just Nice. come there and you'll feel it too.

Written August 7, 2012

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Keizo

Sakai, Japan6 contributions

Japanese garden

Nov 2018 • Solo

I went to there Nov. 11th. The fall foliage was not enough deep, so if you would go there on end of November you could enjoy beautiful fall foliage. Japanese garden is part of the Daisen Park which need a entrance fee for ¥200. When I visited there they displayed Chrysanthemum contest fair.

Written November 11, 2018

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GillesDL

Osaka, Japan47 contributions

A sunny Sunday

Apr 2015 • Couples

Beautiful park, one of the best in the "Osaka" area. The flower garden requires to pay a ticket.
There are just a couple of restaurants and cafés so I am not sure it's easy to have a good coffee, but the town is not far.
Definitely a good place to take a rest.

Written December 31, 2015

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Leilei

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia280 contributions

Peaceful park with nice lake, trees and birds

Sep 2015 • Solo

Beautiful park - not a big park but has many elements to it. I enjoyed walking through it and listening to the birds singing in the morning. The lake was nice and it was great to walk across the little bridge. Didn't have time to visit the Japanese garden nor the bicycle museum.

Written September 26, 2015

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Gooshnpupp

Hod Hasharon, Israel1 contribution

Very nice park

Jul 2015 • Family

The park itself is very common park, but very beautiful and maintained.

It has many things to do and see around it like Sakai museum, Japanese garden, etc which a very good, relaxed day in sakai (-:

Written July 19, 2015

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k_matsu132

Kushiro, Japan22,596 contributions

There are several ancient tombs in the park.

Feb 2024 • Couples

Since the Mozu Tombs Group, including the tomb of Emperor Nintoku, was designated a World Heritage Site, I decided to walk around this area for the first time.
Daisen Park is a park adjacent to the south side of the tomb of Emperor Nintoku. Just across the road from the worship site of the tomb of Emperor Nintoku, you will find Magodayuyama Tomb. Heading further south, there are more and more tombs, including five or six within this park alone.
The park is lush with greenery and has a well-maintained grass field, making it a place of relaxation for local residents.

Written April 12, 2024

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