Vadakura Fountain Park
3-1 Kokyogaien, Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan
Description:
Vadakura Fountain Park is a small picturesque park with interesting figure fountains. It is located at the entrance gate to the Imperial Palace.
The park, built in 1961, was opened in honor of a significant event - the wedding of Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko. In 1995, it was reconstructed in honor of the wedding of the young heirs - the Prince and Princess.
Another fountain was built in the park and four canals were built connecting the two fountains, which is a symbol of the bond between the two generations. The fountain complex is a pool of 30 fountains, connected by channels with a new fountain, made in the form of a stone arch, at the foot of which there is a bizarre fountain in the form of a spiral shell.