About
Gora Park is a landscaped garden in Hakone, in the Chubu Region of Japan. It is a place of trees and paths, planted with maples and ginkgo trees that turn brilliant gold and red each autumn.
What to expect
- A garden shaped for walking, with the seasons of its trees as the main feature
- Maples and ginkgoes, which provide the colour that draws visitors in autumn
- A quiet setting for a slow stroll rather than a busy sightseeing stop
Visiting in autumn
The garden is at its most striking in autumn, when the maples and ginkgo trees change colour. For visitors who come at this time of year, the park offers a clear reason to linger, with the golden and red foliage framing the paths.
Because the park's appeal rests on its trees, it suits anyone who enjoys gardens, seasonal scenery or unhurried walks. It makes a pleasant addition to a day spent exploring the area around Hakone.
Around the park
Gora Park sits within Hakone, a town in the Chubu Region known for its surrounding landscape. Visitors planning a trip can combine a visit to the garden with other stops in the area, keeping in mind that the autumn colour is the main attraction to plan around.
