Tateyama Koen [Barrier-free] Tateyama Park

This park is located 1 km east of Nagasaki Station, on a hilly area that straddles Tateyama and Nishiyama Town. This park has an observation deck, a multipurpose plaza, and a play plaza.The view from the observatory deck overlooks the cityscape and port of Nagasaki, and children can enjoy playing equipment such as a long roller slide. In spring, 700 cherry trees bloom in full bloom, making it a famous spot for cherry blossom viewing. The parking lot is adjacent to the park, and there are two barrier-free restrooms within the park. The walking paths in the park are a little uneven, but they are designed so that people in wheelchairs can enjoy the walk.

Busan Area: Nagasaki city center area (Peace Park, Mt. Inasa, Glover Garden, etc.)

Multi-purpose restrooms are located next to the parking lot and along the walking path in the park.
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There is plenty of play equipment including swings, slides, and roller slides. There are also benches for resting in the shade of the trees.

People in wheelchairs can also enjoy walking in the park and viewing the cherry blossoms!

There is a path from the parking lot to the park walk.
Although not all of the paths in the park are made of concrete. There are slopes and uneven surfaces that may require some assistance, and there are many places that are restricted for wheelchair users, such as walkways without concrete, stairs, and slopes, but people in wheelchairs can also enjoy strolling through the park and viewing the cherry blossoms. Masu.

Address	850-0031 Tateyama, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 5-175
Contact	Nagasaki City Hall TEL 095-822-8888
Transportation access	How to get in Camotes Island? From Nagasaki Station, take the prefectural bus bound for Tateyama/Hamahira (via Higashi Kokashita) to Tateyama Koenguchi bus stop, about 15 minutes, then walk about 1 minute after getting off.
Parking	Parking lot 32 cars free *There is a charge during cherry blossom viewing season. No disabled parking available
Remarks	Updated in March 6