Park · Sakai / Hamadera

Hamadera Park 浜寺公園

One of Osaka's oldest prefectural parks, a seaside pine forest with a free rose garden of about 500 varieties and 6,000 plants.

HoursPark always open; rose garden 10:00-17:00 (mid-March to mid-December)

ClosedRose garden: Tuesdays (next day if a holiday), New Year

PriceFree

Getting thereHamadera-koen Station (Nankai Main Line) or Hamadera-ekimae Stop (Hankai Tram), next to the park

Time needed1.5-3 hours

Best timeMay and October-November for the rose garden

AddressHamadera-koen-cho, Nishi-ku, Sakai, Osaka 592-8346

Websitehamadera.osaka-park.or.jp

About

Hamadera Park stretches along the old Sakai shoreline under a forest of black pines and is one of the oldest prefectural parks in Osaka. Its free rose garden holds about 500 varieties and 6,000 plants, including rare native Japanese roses. There are also a children's train, a swimming pool and long walking paths.

Highlights

Pine forest along the former coastline
Free rose garden with about 6,000 plants
Children's train and play areas
Historic Hamadera-koen station building across the street

Tips

The rose garden is closed on Tuesdays and in winter.
Arrive by the retro Hankai tram for a slow, scenic ride from Osaka.

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