Kamegajo Park

Park • 7150 Kojōato, Inawashiro, Yama District, Fukushima 969-3123, Japan

4(377 reviews)

Dog-friendly

Kid-friendly

Set foot in Kamegajo Park and pursue the dreams of the warlords

The ancient dream of the warlords resides in the ruins of the castle

Adjacent to Aizuwakamatsu Castle (Tsurugajo), Kamegajo Park showcases the medieval castle ruins. The remains of the stone walls and the traces of the earthworks from that time are precious historical relics. Take a stroll through the ruins of the warlords' dreams and immerse yourself in the historical ambiance.

Enjoy the paradise of nature

Kamegajo Park is dotted with spots where you can savor the seasonal beauty of nature. From cherry blossoms in spring to hydrangeas in summer and autumn foliage, you can enjoy different expressions with each visit. The stream flowing through the park is a natural experience spot where you can interact with crayfish and medaka fish.

Facilities for a full day of family fun

There are plenty of facilities for children to enjoy all day, including large play equipment, water play areas, and a gymnasium. The historical museum allows you to learn about the history of the castle and satisfy your intellectual curiosity. There is also a campsite, making it a charming park where you can enjoy various activities.

A touch of humor

If we were to liken it to a restaurant, Kamegajo Park is like a local favorite that is always full. It has the charm of a hidden gem, and you might even feel a sense of superiority. But this is a comfortable space where everyone can play and feel at ease.

Why not visit Kamegajo Park and experience the charm of history and nature? In this place where the dreams of warlords reside, you are sure to find new discoveries and wonderful memories.

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Reviews

5(2 years ago)

Frank Kwame Antwi Okyere

Refreshing

5(11 months ago)

めしくいジジイ

As of 2023/07/02 It's a very beautiful facility. On this day, there was a kitchen truck with shaved ice for 250 yen and takoyaki. There was a large play equipment and a water playground, and the children were excited. There are castle ruins a little further up the mountain and I think it would be a good walking course. I forgot to take a photo, but there were a lot of hydrangeas in bloom. There is little shade near the playground equipment, so it would be a good idea to wear a hat to protect yourself from UV rays. There are streams and ponds within the park, where you can interact with critters such as crayfish and killifish. I didn't have a net that day, so I took my time and caught it with my bare hands. Parking lot and toilets are available. There are also vending machines available on site. Speaking of greed, I think it would have been nice to have an indoor playground.

4(a month ago)

矢吹翔太郎

Visited on 0419. It's in full bloom. The wind was strong on the 19th, so I think there will be a cherry blossom blizzard soon.

4(6 months ago)

ブラタマキ

Aizuwakamatsu Castle is a turtle compared to a crane. If Tsuruga Castle is an early modern stone castle, Kamega Castle is a medieval earthen castle. Although there are some stone walls left, it is mainly an earthen castle (or ``castle'' as it is written when it is made of earth). Tsuruga Castle is major (in the sense of tourists), while Kamegajo Park is minor (in the sense of locals), and there were no tourists at this time. They are really symmetrical and it's interesting to visit both. I felt a sense of superiority, as if I had found a famous restaurant where there were no tourists, and if I were to compare it to a restaurant, it would be full of locals (though the park wasn't crowded).

4(a year ago)

汚部屋の腐女子

It's a very beautiful park. The castle ruins are well maintained. When I climbed to the top of the slightly elevated castle ruins, I saw a grove of trees surrounding it, so I decided I wanted a wooden turret. I honestly thought that if I could see Lake Inawashiro from the turret, there would be nothing to say.

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