5 Sights in Nakano, Japan (with Map and Images)

Ippongi Park is a park located in Nakano City, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. It was opened in 1984 (Showa 59) as a place of relaxation for citizens. 179 adult rose trees of 172 species grown at home by the late Kikuo Kuroiwa were donated to Nakano City and transplanted to Ippongi Park. It is a rose garden that boasts a variety and number of plants. It is also called Rose Park.

Wikipedia: 一本木公園 (中野市) (JA)

The Shinshu Nakano Copper Lithographic Museum is a museum located in Nakano City, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. It is operated based on the Nakano City Ippongi Park Facilities Ordinance, and the official name is "Ippongi Park Nakano Elementary School Old School Building / Shinshu Nakano Copper Lithography Museum".

Wikipedia: 信州中野銅石版画ミュージアム (JA)

The Japan Clay Doll Museum is a tourist hall located in Nakano City, Nagano Prefecture, Japan, and is a museum of clay dolls. It is operated based on the Nakano City Tourist Hall Ordinance, and the official name is "Nakano City Tourist Hall / Japan Clay Doll Museum".

Wikipedia: 日本土人形資料館 (JA)

Shinpei Nakayama Memorial Museum (中山晋平Memorial Museum) is a memorial hall of Shinpei Nakayama located in Nakano City, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. It is operated by Nakano City based on the "Nakano City Nakayama Shinpei Memorial Hall Ordinance".

Wikipedia: 中山晋平記念館 (JA)

Takanashikan Site Park is a park located in Nakano City, Nagano Prefecture. It was created by maintaining 1.5 hectares of the area of Takanashi Yakan, the site of the national designated historic site.

Wikipedia: 高梨館跡公園 (JA)