Prince Arisugawa Memorial Park

The site of Prince Arisugawa Memorial Park used to be an urban villa of a feudal load of Morioka.
In late 19th century, this place became a new residence of Prince Arisugawa.


In 1934, this place was donated to Tokyo metropolitan authorities as a public park.


Starting from the waterfalls streams pour into a pond.


Paths in woods are well maintained and you can enjoy cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves.


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<The Nearest Station>


Hiroo station on Hibiya Line (H03/Tokyo Metro)


<Admission>


Free of Charge


8:30-17:00  (October - April)
8:30-19:00  (May - September)


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