The smallest park in the world has the size of four leaves paper

The smallest park in the world has the size of four leaves paper

If you want to take a walk in this park in Japan, you must be very nimble on your feet. A park that is approximately the size of four sheets of paper is located in the central Shizuoka prefecture and was recently awarded the Guinness World Records as the smallest park in the world.

The smallest park in the world

With an area of ​​only 0.24 square meters, this leisure area offers a bank that consists of a wooden block that is supported by a stone. It is surrounded by a small bush. From a distance you could easily think it is a bonsai, an example of the Japanese art of miniature tree design.

location and history

The park is only a short walk from the town hall of Nagaizumi, which is about 110 kilometers southwest of Tokios capital. The previous official record holder for the smallest park was the Mill Ends Park in Portland, Oregon, who inspired the Japanese challenger, who officially took over the title on Tuesday.

origin of the park

official recognition of Guinness

In order to receive the title of Guinness, the authorities in Shizuoka commissioned a certified surveyor to measure the park carefully. Koyama is relieved that the park was finally recognized. "We would like to continue to maintain the park together with the community and create an environment that is more suitable for social media so that even more people discover the attractions of our city," he said.

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This smallest park in the world is not only a unique example of creative use of space, but also proof of the connection of the community. A visit to Nagaizumi offers the opportunity to experience the extraordinary charm of this small green spot!

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