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Aichi Earth Expo Memorial Park

愛・地球博記念公園(モリコロパーク)

Nagakute City

About Aichi Earth Expo Memorial Park

A natural park built on the site of the "Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan."

Details

The expansive Ai-Chikyuhaku Memorial Park (MORICORO PARK) is built on the former site of the 2005 World Expo "Ai-Chikyuhaku" in Nagakute City. The building that was used as a reception hall during the expo has now transformed into the "Ai-Chikyuhaku Memorial Museum," which currently displays over 300 exhibits donated from foreign pavilions, evoking a sense of nostalgia for visitors who attended the World Expo. The park also features the largest Ferris wheel in the Tokai region, standing at 88 meters tall, offering a panoramic view of the memorial park's beautiful scenery, and pets are welcome to ride along. Additionally, there are well-equipped sports facilities, including bike paths and an ice skating rink. Due to the park's vast area, a free internal bus service is also provided within the park.

Highlights

A nature park built on the former site of the "Aichi Expo" held in 2005. The park also features well-equipped sports facilities, including bike paths and an ice skating rink.

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