Nora Helin Publish time 2024-12-19 00:59

A guide to Daisen Park,Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin,the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum

I have been in Japan for more than a year and have never seen a garden.      

I happened to arrive in Sakai City and took advantage of lunch to check out the attractions. I found out that there is a large Daisen Park. It only takes about half an hour to get to Namba, Osaka. It contains a Japanese garden inside, so I came to take a walk~ Next to Daisen Park, there are the Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin and the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum. The Pyramid of King Khufu is also known as the Tomb of Emperor Nintoku among the three major tombs. However, it is not worth seeing. You cannot go in and can only watch from the outside. There are trees and nothing can be seen, and the circumference is about 3 kilometers. After walking It’s also quite tiring.      

It is recommended to take the tram directly to Mozu, walk into the park for about ten minutes, and then you can start shopping~ Today, Wednesday, there are mainly elderly people and children, and there are almost no tourists. There are shared bicycles in the park (last picture).      

If you want to enter the Japanese Garden, you need to buy a ticket, which is 200 yen for adults and 100 yen for children. It closes at 17:00 in the afternoon and you can finish it in about an hour.      

You can drink tea inside, and you need to buy a ticket at the door. You can also feed the oversized carp, and the fish food is 100 yen per serving.      

Whether traveling or relaxing, if you want to avoid the crowds, you may consider Sakai City.















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