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Parc Ohori

Well knownIn most guidebooks for this region — but rarely with the practical detail.

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Parc Ohori

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Le parc Ohori entoure un grand étang qui fut le fossé extérieur du château de Fukuoka. Une promenade de 2 km relie trois îlots par des ponts de pierre. Le parc abrite le Jardin japonais Ohori (¥250), un paisible jardin de promenade avec maison de thé.

Informations essentielles

Horaires d'ouverture

Japanese garden: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Fermé: Park never closed | Japanese garden closed Mondays

Tarif d'entrée

Park: free | Japanese garden: ¥240 | Boat rental: ¥600/30 min | Tea: ¥600

Meilleure saison

Late March–early April for cherry blossoms | November for maple foliage | Year-round

Durée de visite

45 min–1,5 heure

Comment s'y rendre

Informations d'accès

Station de métro Ohori-koen (sortie directe vers le parc). Parc : gratuit, ouvert 24h/24. Jardin japonais : ¥250, 09h00–17h00.

Guide d'initié

**Early morning circuit:** The lake circuit (2 km) takes 25 minutes walking, 12 minutes jogging. At 6:30am before rush hour it's a silent loop shared only with serious runners and a few elderly walkers. The lake surface at that hour, with mist rising and the castle ruins silhouetted behind, is a view not visible from any tourist itinerary. **Cherry blossoms:** The park has 180 cherry trees that bloom in late March–early April. The most photogenic spot: the southwest corner where the trees overhang the water and their reflections double the display. **Tea ceremony at the teahouse:** The teahouse in the Japanese garden offers informal tea (¥600 including a wagashi sweet) daily 10:00–16:30. No reservation needed. The November maple viewing season is the best time — tea and autumn foliage inside the formal garden while the city moves outside.

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