Hamadera Park

Hamadera Park is a short stroll from Hamadera Koen Station on the Nankai Railway or Hamadera-ekimae Station on the Hankai Tramway. The recreation center, built in 1873, is the most seasoned prefectural stop in Osaka. Around 5,000 pine trees flourish in this open stop, and have been assigned one of Japan's 100 extraordinary pine tree forests as chose by the Association for Protecting Pine Trees in Japan. The Rose Garden, with a zone of around 2.5 hectares, was finished in 1993 as a component of Osaka Prefecture's Flower Project Osaka. The Rose Garden is a great Japanese circuit-style cultivate comprising of five zones, the "Lakes, Marshes, and Waterways Zone," the "Japanese Village Zone," the "Mountain Scenery Zone," a mobile way, and the "Town Zone," which takes after an European garden.