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Narita, Chiba / 成田山公園

Naritasan Park

A large garden of about 165,000 m2, using the hills behind the Great Main Hall of Shinshoji Temple. There are three ponds, Monju, Ryuju and Ryuchi, and the floating pavilion on Ryuchi pond is a good photo spot. From February to March about 360 red and white plum trees bloom, with a plum festival; cherries, wisteria, ginkgo and maples give green, autumn and snow scenes.

Last official check

26 Sept 2026

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25 Dec 2026

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Checked 26 Sept 2026 on the official site
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Getting there

About 10 minutes on foot from Keisei-Narita or JR Narita Station.

Checked 26 Sept 2026 on the official site
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Checked 26 Sept 2026 on the official site
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Address: Narita, Chiba (Japanese address: 千葉県成田市成田1)

Official site: https://maruchiba.jp/spot/detail_10655.html

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Busiest season

Plum blossoms February-March (about 360 trees, plum festival).

Checked 26 Sept 2026 on the official site
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