What other travelers are saying about Expo '70 Commemorative Park
One of the best arboretum style green spaces I've ever seen. It has an excellent showa era style aesthetic that I personally love! Plus there is plenty of area to cover if you just want a lovely walk outside the way I did! Not to mention the excellent Tower of the Sun! Seeing that in person was a real treat!
A huge park with lots of flowers!
We came spontaneously and realised their Ume Matsuri (plum blossom festival) was happening. We didn't realise that their food stalls were only open on the weekends so we missed out. We still had a lovely time walking around enjoying the scenery despite it being early March.
Definitely recommend to plan ahead and check to see if they have any events happening before going.
I do not understand the hype with the ugly statue right in front of the entrance.
I only enjoyed it being used for the light up show from evening time onwards.
I especially enjoyed its picturesque park because its ground was expansive, it has clean fresh air AND beautiful flowers to admire. There were just so many beautiful flowers around that I could not stop taking photographs.
When you are here, you must definitely visit the Japanese Garden because it is so beautiful and I could spend the whole day just sitting there admiring the scenery.
This is the perfect place to just unwind, relax and get away from the madding city crowd, and the entrance fee is so cheap. I actually came here twice, but it's still not enough for me.
I paid money to go to the Folk Craft Museum, but I think it's a complete waste of my money because it's so boring. I should have used the rest of my time to explore the rest of the park instead.
Beautiful and huge park! It’s still pretty in January when there’s less leaves on trees and flowers. Still takes a few hours to walk around and see everything! It’s well worth the cost of around 250 yen per person for sure!
During my visit to Expo '70 Commemorative Park, my family and I were able to enjoy a truly magical experience. The park’s Japanese garden provided a serene escape, with beautifully landscaped grounds that showcased traditional Japanese aesthetics. But the highlight of our visit was the Tower of the Sun, a unique and striking landmark that stands tall in the park—a symbol of the 1970 World Expo.
We were fortunate enough to witness the park’s winter illumination, which added a layer of enchantment to the already stunning surroundings. The lights created a festive and warm atmosphere that made it a perfect winter evening experience.
Although the park is home to several museums, we were unable to visit them since it was already nighttime when we arrived. That’s a good reason to return in the future, and I look forward to exploring all that Expo '70 Commemorative Park has to offer on my next visit.
