What other travelers are saying about Tokugawa Garden
Tokugawa Park is a lovely, quaint spot to enjoy both historical landmarks and beautiful views. During our visit, there was a 200 yen fee to access just the lake area, with additional fees depending on which parts of the park you'd like to explore. The weather was pleasant and calm, and we even witnessed a beautiful Japanese wedding taking place at a house by the lake, which appeared to be a reception venue. The park also features vibrant flowers, a charming man-made waterfall, and a cute souvenir shop. Overall, I’d definitely visit again, especially since there weren’t many tourists around.
We were lucky today to find the cherry trees in Peak. Blossom we didn’t expect also feeding the beautiful large Koi fish can be fun if you stick your finger in the mouth. They don’t have teeth - and a couple of nice waterfalls.
Hands down one of the most beautiful place I've ever visited in my life. At first, I wasn't sure whether I should visit or not since it's winter time, but I didn't regret my choice to go here.
I bought a combined ticket with the Tokugawa Art Museum. If you only want to go to the garden, it's quite cheap and only cost you 300 yen. This is a must-visit place if you go to Nagoya.
Even in the winter it's so beautiful! Make sure to go into the paid portion of the park, the waterfall is must see! It's only a few hundred yen. Worth every yen
