Maruyama Park

Maruyama Park is a park in , . It is noted as the main center for cherry blossom viewing in Kyoto, and can get extremely crowded at that time of year.
  • Park
  • …lies at an elevation of around 60 metres (190 feet)
  • Description: park in Kyoto city, Japan
  • Established: December 25, 1886

Places of Interest

Highlights include Yasaka Shrine and Chion-in.
, once called Gion Shrine, is a Shinto shrine in the District of , .
is a Buddhist temple located in eastern , .

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Shimogawara-chō and Central Kyoto.
encompasses the urban heart of Japan's former imperial capital.
National Garden is a 65-hectare national… is situated 2½ km northwest of Maruyama Park.
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Latitude
35.00375° or 35° 0′ 14″ north
Longitude
135.78084° or 135° 46′ 51″ east
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In Other Languages

From Burmese to Turkish—“Maruyama Park” goes by many names.
  • Burmese: “မရုယာမပန်းခြံ”
  • Chinese: “圆山公园”
  • Chinese: “圓山公園”
  • Dutch: “Maruyama Park”
  • French: “Maruyama-kōen”
  • French: “Parc Maruyama”
  • German: “Maruyama-Park (Kyōto)”
  • German: “Maruyama-Park”
  • Indonesian: “Taman Maruyama”
  • Italian: “Parco Maruyama”
  • Japanese: “Maruyama-kōen”
  • Japanese: “まるやまこうえん”
  • Japanese: “円山公園 (京都府)”
  • Japanese: “円山公園”
  • Korean: “마루야마 공원”
  • Persian: “پارک مارویاما”
  • Slovenian: “park Marujama”
  • Turkish: “Maruyama Parkı”

Places with the Same Name

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Localities in the Area

Explore places such as Maruyama-chō and Washio-chō.

Notable Places Nearby

Highlights include Rokuya-on Garden and Yuzen-en Garden.

Kyoto: Highlights

Learn more about Central Kyoto and North Kyoto.
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