Tokugawa Park

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Tokugawa Art Museum

Step back in time at the Tokugawa Art Museum, where you can marvel at samurai armor, tea utensils, noh masks, and other treasures of the Tokugawa family. Explore the rich history and cultural significance of this renowned museum.

Tokugawa-en Garden

Experience the beauty of Tokugawa-en Garden, a meticulously landscaped Japanese garden with a central pond. Wander through walking trails, visit a traditional tea house, and admire the blooming peonies and irises in spring and the vibrant autumn colors.

Ryusen Lake

Explore the serene Ryusen Lake, a central feature of Tokugawa Garden surrounded by waterfalls, promenades, tea houses, and bridges. Enjoy the seasonal blooms of Japanese Apricot, peony, iris, and maple, creating a picturesque setting.

Culture and History

Tokugawa Park is steeped in history, serving as the former residence of the Owari branch of the Tokugawa family. Explore the cultural treasures at the Tokugawa Art Museum and immerse yourself in the traditional Japanese aesthetics of Tokugawa-en Garden.

Local Cuisine

While visiting Tokugawa Park, don't miss the opportunity to savor local delicacies such as miso katsu, hitsumabushi, and tebasaki. Indulge in the unique flavors of Nagoya's culinary scene and experience the city's gastronomic delights.

Menu

Indulge in an extraordinary omakase experience at Tokugawa Park Nagoya. Our talented chef curates a seasonal tasting menu that showcases the freshest seafood and exquisite flavors, blending traditional techniques with innovative culinary expressions.

Gallery

Visit our locations at Madison Avenue and Park Avenue in New York to experience the elegant and intimate ambiance of Tokugawa Park Nagoya. Contact us to make a reservation and embark on a culinary adventure.