Naritasan Park

Naritasan Park is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit, especially if you enjoy nature and traditional Japanese scenery. The park is spacious, with well-maintained walking paths, koi ponds, and seasonal flowers. In spring, the cherry blossoms are stunning, and in autumn, the maple leaves create a breathtaking view. It’s located right behind Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, so you can easily visit both in the same trip. The atmosphere is calm and perfect for a relaxing stroll or photography. Best of all, entry is free, making it a great spot for families, couples, or solo travelers.

Absolutely, jaw-droppingly stunning. It's a painstakingly landscaped forest park, with a full lake and waterfall, and takes barely an hour to walk fully. If you are looking to burn 2 hours of waiting at the airport, come here instead. From the airpport take any of the trains to Narita station 20mins, and this park is just 15minutes from the station, with plenty of snacks, souvenir and food options along the way to make the journey seem effortless. Go behind the temple (there are several paths) and make sure to walk down to the lake at least to enjoy some immaculate naturescaping and absolute peace.

Perfect peaceful place to a spend a few hours especially a long layover or an extra day in Japan after a cancelled flight. It is a short trip from narita airport and surrounding hotels. Beautiful pond, paths and trees! Beautiful fall foliage right now and easy to visit the adjacent temple at the same time

Review for Naritasan Park (成田山公園) Naritasan Park is a peaceful retreat just behind Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, offering a beautiful escape from the crowds. The park is surprisingly large, with scenic walking paths, serene ponds, and lush greenery that changes beautifully with the seasons. During autumn, the maple trees turn brilliant shades of red and orange, creating a stunning backdrop. In spring, cherry blossoms add a delicate charm. The park also features traditional Japanese gardens, small shrines, and a waterfall, making it a great spot for a quiet stroll or a moment of reflection.

Located just behind the Naritasan Shinshoji shrine, this park is an escape from city's hustle and bustle. There are well paved paths all around with multiple ponds and small streams full of fish and tortoise.

Beautiful place, absolutely amazing and if you’re in the area I recommend visiting. Even if you’re not in the area I suggest make it a trip to visit this place.

Though in the middle of summer, this place is still very beautiful. Don't come mid day as the sun is too strong.

Totally the bets thing about the temple area is this park. Easy to have a picnic and enjoy the atmosphere for a traditional garden. Even if the temple is crowded, there is always plenty of space here. The pond is a must see. Enjoy the photos....