Takada Park

Takada Park is a 50-hectare lush region in the core of Joetsu city that shocks guests with common pearls lasting through the year. The significant fascination of the recreation center is without a doubt the beautiful view in both day and night. You'll locate the triple turret Takada Castle and canal that used to have a place with the 6th child of Tokugawa Ieyasu — a standout amongst Japan's most critical military tyrants who brought together the nation and built up the Edo Period.

At the point when the canal around the manor is quiet, it gives a lovely impression of the triple turret structure. Notwithstanding the palace, you will likewise locate an athletic arena, a baseball arena, bronze figures and different play areas. In excess of a million guests are pulled in to this park for its a huge number of cherry trees and litup lights. An assortment of 300 sustenance and amusements slows down line the recreation center amid the fourteen day celebration, giving the surroundings merriments and warmth.

It's not hard to go through as long as two hours to complete the process of walking around the entire park. Despite the fact that the recreation center is lit up nearly all through the recreation center, the "Sakura Road," specifically, is lit up with pink, blue and purple lights. Prepare for an enchanted roof of cherry bloom trees — only one reason it is viewed as one of Japan's "Main 3 cherry bloom seeing spots."