Naritasan Park, Narita Overview
Sixteen and a half hectares behind the temple, opened in 1928, with three ponds, a waterfall, a plum grove and a calligraphy museum, and almost nobody in it compared with the halls in front. Free. Plum blossom in February and maples in late November are the two times worth planning around. It reads as a separate place from the temple precinct, which is why it is worth its own hour.
