Ogonzan Ryokuchi Park

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From the peak of Ogonzan, a small hill nestled within Ogonzan Ryokuchi Park, the city of Hiroshima unfolds beneath you. This park, known locally as 黄金山緑地, offers more than just green space. It’s a vantage point to see Hiroshima, its bay, and even Miyajima Island in the distance. Imagine standing here in May 2019. The sun is shining brightly at noon. You can see the cityscape sprawling before you. The shimmering waters of Hiroshima Bay stretch out towards the iconic floating torii gate of Miyajima. Ogonzan Ryokuchi Park, reaching 221.7 meters above sea level, provides this breathtaking panorama. The park is located in the southeastern part of Hiroshima City, specifically in Ogonzan-cho, Minami-ku. It’s a serene escape from the bustling urban center. A place where you can appreciate the natural beauty surrounding Hiroshima. Interestingly, the contact information provided for inquiries about Ogonzan Ryokuchi Park leads to the Hiroshima Football Club. This might seem strange. Perhaps the football club manages the park’s facilities or parking. Regardless, Ogonzan Ryokuchi Park remains a hidden gem. It offers a unique perspective on Hiroshima. A visit here allows you to connect with the city’s landscape. You can appreciate the resilience of nature amidst the urban sprawl. As you descend from Ogonzan, carry the image of that panoramic view with you. A reminder of the beauty and tranquility found within Ogonzan Ryokuchi Park.

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