Access to Shirakawa Park | From Fushimi Station, by Bus & on Foot
Shirakawa Park is a Nagoya City urban park in the heart of Sakae, Naka Ward. The nearest subway station, Fushimi, is about a 5-minute walk away, and Sakae Station is about a 10-minute walk — very convenient. This page explains the specific walking route from the stations and how to visit by bus or car.
By train / subway
- • Take the Higashiyama or Tsurumai line to Fushimi, exit from Gate 5 and head south — about a 5-minute walk to the park.
- • Take the Higashiyama or Meijo line to Sakae, then stroll southwest for about a 10-minute walk.
- • From Nagoya Station, take the Higashiyama line to Fushimi (about 3 minutes, one stop).
Recommended exit & walking route from Fushimi
- • Leave Fushimi Station via Exit 5 and go straight south.
- • The park's greenery comes into view past Hirokoji-dori.
- • Cross at the signal and enter from the north gate (science museum side) or the south gate (art museum side).
By bus
- • City buses stop near 'Shirakawa Park' and 'Sakae'; please check the Nagoya City Transportation Bureau's official page for routes.
- • From the Sakae bus terminal it is a few minutes' walk to the park.
By car
- • Set your navigation to 'Shirakawa Park' and it will guide you to the paid car park, Times Shirakawa Park, on the north side of the park.
- • From Nagoya Station it is usually about 10 minutes, but traffic may take longer.
- • For parking details, see the 'Shirakawa Park Parking' page.
Tips for a smooth arrival
- ✓ Cherry season and weekends get crowded; use public transport or visit early in the morning.
- ✓ The park has the science museum on the north and the art museum on the south — choose the gate nearest your destination.
- ✓ On rainy days you can move without getting wet via the underground arcades and commercial facilities.
Access FAQ
Q. What is the nearest station?
Fushimi Station (Higashiyama & Tsurumai lines) is nearest, about a 5-minute walk from Exit 5. Sakae Station is also about a 10-minute walk.
Q. How do I get from Nagoya Station?
Take the Higashiyama line to Fushimi (about 3 minutes, one stop), then about a 5-minute walk from Exit 5. A taxi takes about 10 minutes.
Q. Is it barrier-free?
The park paths are completely flat and paved, easy with wheelchairs and strollers. The museum also has dedicated parking.
Q. Is there parking?
Near the park there is a paid car park, Times Shirakawa Park. See the 'Shirakawa Park Parking' page for details.