[Autumn Foliage Season] Sakura Castle Ruins Park

This park is situated within the ruins of Sakura Castle, with numerous remains of the castle such as the foundation of the main keep and dry moats still preserved. Notable trees include the approximately 400-year-old "Couple Mokkoku" (designated natural monument by Chiba Prefecture), as well as large trees like shii, kashi, and maple scattered throughout the area. It is also known for the beautiful autumn foliage of the maples and ginkgo trees from November to early December, attracting many visitors who enjoy walking around. The statue of Masayuki Hotta is also beautifully surrounded by autumn leaves.

Map & Location

Details about [Autumn Foliage Season] Sakura Castle Ruins Park

Date & Time

11/10(Mon)～12/10(Wed)

Note

The event date is an estimate of the best viewing period, which may vary depending on weather conditions. Typically, ginkgo trees are at their best from early to late November, and maples from late November to early December.

Venue

Sakura Castle Ruins Park

Address

Chiba Prefecture, Sakura City, Jounai-cho, Government Property No Number

parking

Free parking at the open space beside Sakura East High School. Note: Parking is not allowed at the National Museum of Japanese History parking lot.

Access

About 10 minutes from the "Sakura" IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway

Access (Public)

About a 15-minute walk from Keisei Sakura Station

Contact

043-484-6165 （Sakura City Park and Greenery Division）

URL

https://www.city.sakura.lg.jp/soshiki/sakuranomiryoku/330/roketi/4207.html