NAGOYA – Heiwa Park Cemetery • JAPAN Walking Tour • Heavy Rain • 4K HDR

NAGOYA – Heiwa Park Cemetery • JAPAN Walking Tour • Heavy Rain • 4K HDR

Today we’ll take a peaceful, rainy walk through Heiwa Park in Nagoya. Heiwa Park is a vast public park in Chikusa Ward, Nagoya, Japan. It covers about 147 hectares and was established after World War II
as a symbol of peace and remembrance. It’s famous for its cemetery, and also for its cherry blossoms in spring. There are over 190,000 graves here, making it one of the largest cemeteries in Japan. This area was once the Nagoya Army Cemetery, later renamed the Universal War Cemetery. Here rest German and Russian prisoners of war from the Russo-Japanese War (1904–05)
and World War I. The calm suddenly breaks — heavy rain begins to pour across the park. The Monument of Silent Prayers was built to honor all those lost in war. Rainbow Tower stands 63 meters tall — a symbol of peace and remembrance.
During the spring and autumn equinoxes, sunlight from the tower creates
rainbow reflections on the ground below. Heiwa Park lives up to its name — “Peace Park” — even under stormy skies. A little dangerous underfoot — it’s like a river now! Thank you for watching. Don’t forget to like and subscribe!

Experience a peaceful and relaxing rainy Japan walk in Heiwa Park (平和公園), Nagoya.

4K HDR Rainy Day Walk. No narration, no vlogging — just the real sounds of nature, footsteps, and the rhythm of rain.

Nestled in Nagoya’s eastern hills, Heiwa Park spans about 147 hectares and was established after World War II as a symbol of peace and remembrance. Around 190,000 graves from 279 temples were relocated here, forming one of Japan’s largest park cemeteries. Today, its quiet trails, reflective ponds, and seasonal cherry blossoms surround landmarks like the Rainbow Tower and Monument of Silent Prayers — a calm blend of history and nature just beyond the city.

Date: October 16, 2025 at 13:11pm
Weather: Drizzle → Heavy Rain
Temperature: 23°C / 73°F
Humidity: 87%
Wind: 4 mph

Camera: DJI Osmo Action 5
Footwear: Adidas Bravada

Timestamps:
00:00 – Start of Heiwa Park Walk (平和公園)
07:17 – Nagoya Army Cemetery (名古屋陸軍墓地) / Universal War Cemetery (万國戦没者墓地)
09:30 – German & Russian Prisoner of War Graves – (Russo-Japanese War 1904–1905) (WWI 1914) (ドイツ人とロシア人俘虜の墓地)
14:10 – Start of the Torrential Rain
20:50 – Monument of Silent Prayers (静黙碑)
25:15 – Rainbow Tower (虹の塔)

For the full ASMR experience, headphones are recommended to immerse yourself in the natural sounds of the surroundings.

Check the subtitles during the video for a little more information about the places along the walk.

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