Touring National Parks: All National Parks Nationwide

Sapporo - Seasonal flower fields and waterfalls; skiing in winter. Hokkaido's only national park.

Miyagi - A park of flowers and traditional houses spread along the shores of Lake Kamafusa.

Ibaraki - A seaside park famous for its fields of nemophila and kochia.

Saitama - Japan's first national park. Features a mixed forest and cycling course.

Tokyo Tachikawa - Vast open fields, seasonal flowers, and autumn foliage avenues.

Tokyo Ariake - A disaster preparedness hub park (Sona Area Tokyo) for a potential direct-hit earthquake in the capital.

Niigata Nagaoka - A park featuring a rural landscape of snowy regions, large flower gardens, and a rose garden.

Nagano - A park of rural landscapes and flowers overlooking the Northern Alps.

Kiso - One of Japan's largest national parks, spread across the lower reaches of the Kiso, Nagara, and Ibi rivers.

Osaka - A national park on the riverbed along the Yodo River.

Hyogo - A hill of flowers overlooking the Akashi Strait on Awaji Island.

Nara - A historical park spread across the former site of Heijo Palace. Features Suzaku Gate and the First Daigokuden Hall.

Nara Asuka - A historical park touring the historical sites of Asuka. Includes the Ishibutai Kofun.

Hiroshima Shobara - A rural landscape and large flower fields in the Chugoku region.

Kagawa - A park of flowers and nature spread along the shores of Mannō Pond.

Fukuoka - A seaside park on a sandbar between Hakata Bay and the Genkai Sea.

Saga - A historical park centered around the Yoshinogari historical site, a Yayoi period moated settlement.

Okinawa - A national park comprising Ocean Expo Park (Churaumi Aquarium) and Shuri Castle Park.