What other travelers are saying about Tokugawa Garden
Such a peaceful park. I went late February and some of the trees and flowers were not as full yet, so it’s probably best to go in spring time. Nevertheless, it’s a beautiful place. Watching and listening to the waterfall can be so soothing. So affordable too! Without any discount from tour packages, it’s ¥300/adult. Really not bad for such a nice, well-kept place.
Restrooms are very clean, too!
A nice break from the bustle of the city, this park is peaceful and beautiful. With a range of different plants and flowers, and koi in the pond, it’s a great place to take some nice pictures. Also the price is very reasonable, and I would recommend getting the joint ticket with the art museum, which is also well worth a visit.
Fabulous park near the centre of Nagoya, be careful of the parking as it's very limited and expensive, entrance isn't free around ¥300 per adult, limited access to some of the park if you are in a wheelchair or have a stroller, however as you can see in the Autumn is full of colour and a fantastic place to have a stroll around there is only one food stall selling traditional sweet and drinks. I went with my family and two babies, in a twin stroller, space was limited with the amount of people there, there is a disabled toilet but we never used it for changing. But I would recommend it on a quieter day!
Tokugawa Park in Nagoya is a beautiful and peaceful spot, perfect for a relaxing day out. One of the highlights was feeding the koi fish in the pond – they make a funny, loud gulping noise that adds to the fun! The park is a great space for a picnic, with plenty of tables available, and the natural beauty and sounds of nature are incredibly calming. The preserved Edo structures and historic sites add a special touch to the experience. However, it is a bit smaller than expected and feels like less of an attraction considering the price. Still, it's a lovely spot to enjoy a peaceful afternoon.