The park, covering an area of approximately 13.7 hectares, has about 50 types and 10,700 trees planted, among which around 400 are cherry blossom trees. Inside the park, there is a city museum, along with the adjacent Shoun Sansou Japanese garden and Kimura Tea Ceremony Art Museum. Best viewing period: Early April to late April [Sakura Festival]: None [Period]: - [Night Cherry Blossom Viewing]: None [Period]: - [Illumination Time]: - Opening & Closing Hours: Open 24 hours Fee: Free Outdoor Stalls: Unknown Is Banquet Allowed: Yes Banquet Notes: * Open fires are prohibited in the park Do not engage in disruptive or dangerous behavior. Specialties: Tai Meshi (Sea Bream Rice), Tai Chazuke (Sea Bream Rice with Tea)