Hisaya-odori Park Winter Illumination
This winter, ZONE1 and ZONE2 of Nagoya City’s Hisaya-odori Park will once again be enveloped in an elegant display of gold and emerald lights. The walkways and pedestrian bridges of ZONE2 will be illuminated, creating a fantastical scenery – a marked departure from its daytime appearance. Visitors passing through a special arch, where particles of light pour down like shooting stars, will be greeted by the sight of a symbol tree. The presentation of this tree is dynamic, with the colors and overall display changing throughout the evening, offering a different visual experience with each viewing.
Introduced in this special feature!
Nagoya Illumination Special Feature 2024-2025
Dates: November 22, 2024 (Friday) – April 22, 2025 (Tuesday)
The illumination will be active throughout the colder part of the year, starting before the New Year and lasting well into the spring of the following year.
Time: 17:00 – 23:00
The illumination begins in the late afternoon, as the sun sets, and continues until late in the evening, providing ample opportunity for an after-dinner stroll.
Location: Hisaya-odori Park ZONE1, ZONE2
The event takes place across two zones of the centrally located Hisaya-odori Park, making it easily accessible for both residents and visitors.
Contact: Hisaya odori Park DESIGN CENTER
TEL: 052-253-7007
For inquiries, the Hisaya-odori Park Design Center can be reached by phone during business hours.
What is Hisaya-odori Park?
Hisaya-odori Park is an urban park located in Nagoya, Japan, along Hisaya-odori Avenue. It connects different cultural and commercial areas of the city. The park features landscaped gardens, walking paths, and open spaces, providing a peaceful retreat from city life. It is frequented by both locals and tourists for relaxation and outdoor activities. Notable landmarks within the park include the Nagoya TV Tower, which adds to the park’s scenery. Throughout the year, the park hosts various events, with the winter illumination being a highlight, turning the park into a display of lights and colors.
