Oregon‘s Mill Ends Park is no longer the smallest in the world. The title now belongs to a park in Nagaizumi Town, Japan.

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A park in Japan’s central prefecture of Shizuoka was recently crowned the world’s smallest, according to Guinness World Records.

A park roughly the size of four sheets of paper in Japan’s central prefecture of Shizuoka was recently crowned the world’s smallest, according to Guinness World Records. Despite measuring just 2.6 square feet,

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Oregon‘s Mill Ends Park is no longer the smallest in the world. The title now belongs to a park in Nagaizumi Town, Japan.

Mill Ends Park, located in Portland, Oregon, was officially recognized as the world's smallest park in 1971. It was created in 1948 by journalist Dick Fagan, who planted a single tree in an empty hole meant for a streetlight. The park, measuring 452 square inches, remained a beloved local attraction until Nagaizumi's recognition.

A tiny park in Japan has been officially recognized as the world's smallest park, surpassing the previous record held by Mill Ends Park in Portland, Oregon.

SHIZUOKA—Long the top tea-growing prefecture in Japan, Shizuoka has been surpassed by Kagoshima, dropping into second place for the first time since record-keeping began in 1959.

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Japan is home to the world's first park that would not be ideal for a quick stroll.As reported by CNN, a park roughly the size of four paper sheets in Japan's central prefecture of Shizuoka was titled the world's smallest park,