Nakanoshima Park

Nakanoshima Park

The rich culture and heritage of Osaka contributes to the grandeur of the country at large in all its shimmering splendor beginning with the artificially constructed parks and boulevards to the spick and span pathways of lush greenery and couples walking hand-in-hand with dreamy eyes. There are several parks, gardens and similar places in Osaka which include natural parks, tracts of green land and sites for natural recreation. AsiaRooms.com is here offering you all the information regarding the Nakanoshima Park, Osaka in Osaka, Japan.

This is one of the primary 100 of the Green Areas in the city and is a shining epitome of the kind of place a typical park in the city should be. Since it's founding in the year 1891, the Nakanoshima Park has grown famous as the modern day urban retreat. At the onset of winter, viz. in the middle of October, the people who drop in here are welcomed by the exotic aroma of the roses. Some of the other categories in which the park can be classified are spring, summer, autumn and Rose respectively.

The lush green lawns offer the visitors opportunity for practicing their skills at games as lawn tennis and there are also annual tournaments that are hosted here. Moreover, the seasonal highlight is an annual rose exhibition, , which is observed once a year. The positioning of the Park between the Dojima and Tosabori Rivers also draws Nakanoshima to the neighborhood of the Museum of Oriental Ceramics (which boasts a collection of about 1700 pieces), the Osaka City Central Public Hall and the Nakanoshima Library.

The tract of land that splits the twin waterways measure about a kilometer and a half, and houses Osaka's first park. It is situated between the central office districts and, due to its strategic location many travelers know it as a symbol of the Waterway Capital. Located at 1 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, the place is a moment's stroll from the Yodoya bashi Station on the Subway Midosuji Railway Line or from the station on the Keihan Main Line. It is a 10 minutes' saunter from the Osaka Station.

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