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Towns tagged “Many parks”
36 towns that Machigatari wrote up under “Many parks”, across 11 prefectures.
“Many parks” is an editorial tag, chosen town by town. This is not a complete count of every town in Japan that fits, and a town missing here is not a town that doesn't fit. Towns are listed by prefecture in local government code order, with no ranking.
Hokkaido2
Hokkaido pageIbaraki Prefecture1
Ibaraki Prefecture pageSaitama Prefecture11
Saitama Prefecture page- Kasukabe CityAn 800 kg kite rises into the May sky.Giant kite on the Edo River
- Sayama CityTanabata displays, unseen until the day.Irumagawa Tanabata
- Ageo CityThe shrine and its bearers end up in mud.Hirakata doroinkyo
- Koshigaya CityA flood-control pond became the town's lake.Koshigaya Lake Town
- Warabi CityJapan's smallest city, once a post town.Warabi-juku
- Toda CityA straight 2,400 m of water in the city.Toda rowing course
- Fujimi CityA 6,000-year-old village, now a park.Mizuko Shell Mound
- Sakado CityHome of the Koma, a clear Kanto river.
- Tsurugashima CityEvery 4 years, a dragon enters this pond.Suneori Amagoi
- Namegawa TownHome of Japan's first state-run park.Musashi Kyuryo national park
- Matsubushi TownThree rivers write "river" across the town.Edo, Naka and Ōotoshi-Furutone
Chiba Prefecture1
Chiba Prefecture pageTokyo7
Tokyo page- Shibuya WardAmida is carved in a kofun coffin lid.Amida Sekkanbutsu, Fukushoji
- Suginami WardDokan is said to have planted this tree.Koyamaki, Ogikubo Hachiman
- Nerima WardA bamboo grass named for a wife thrives.Sueko-zasa, Makino Garden
- Musashino CityBell patron and founder were both local.Anyoji Bell, Sakai bell founder
- Koganei CityA print: Fuji through a hollow cherry.Musashi Koganei, Hiroshige print
- Tama CityAn oval hall, ringed by columns.Old Tama Seiseki Memorial Hall
- Nishitokyo CityCarved all over: a late-Edo main hall.Tanashi Shrine, Shunpyo carvings
Shizuoka Prefecture1
Shizuoka Prefecture pageAichi Prefecture3
Aichi Prefecture pageOsaka Prefecture3
Osaka Prefecture pageHyogo Prefecture5
Hyogo Prefecture page- Ono CityWhen the sun sinks west, Amida comes to meet you.Jodo Hall of Jodo-ji
- Sanda CityTen years running, the fastest-growing city in Japan.Hokusetsu Sanda New Town
- Awaji CityThey cross the bridge to work in Kobe.Akashi Kaikyo Bridge
- Inami TownNo river to speak of, and 89 ponds.89 reservoirs
- Harima TownThree junior high students found it.Onaka Yayoi site
Okayama Prefecture1
Okayama Prefecture pageEhime Prefecture1
Ehime Prefecture pageLANGUAGEEnglish日本語