Jōkoji Park

Info

Address:

45 Jōkoji-cho, Seto, Aichi

Public Transportation:

JR Jokoji Station → 15-minute walk

Car Access:

From the Tokai Circular Road to Shinano IC, 12km17 minutes via National Route 363.248 and Prefectural Road 205

Phone Number:

0561-85-2730 (Seto City Marutto Museum and Tourism Association)

Parking Number:

160 vehicles/free, large buses required reservation

Business Hours

Sunrise to sunset (view of cherry blossoms in the park)

Price

Free (100 yen for visiting Jokoji Tokugawa Yoshinao Kosho)

Spot Category

Park

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