Frequently Asked Questions
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Access (1)
How do I get there from Okayama Station?
By tram (heading to Higashiyama): about 5 minutes from JR Okayama Station-mae to Shitashiro, then about 10 minutes on foot. By Okaden Bus (Fujiwara Danchi line): get off at Korakuen-mae and it's just ahead. On foot: about 25 minutes.
Events (1)
What is the Gensō Teien event?
A limited-time night-time special opening event held during spring, summer, and autumn. The garden is illuminated, creating a fantastical atmosphere different from daytime. Event dates vary by year, so please check the events section of the official website.
Services (2)
Is Wi-Fi available?
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available throughout the grounds.
Are volunteer guides available?
Yes, free guided tours are available from Korakuen volunteer guides (Korakujuku・Kirari Ōen-tai). Paid audio guides (¥500) are also available.
Accessibility (1)
Can I enter with a wheelchair?
Yes, the facility is fully accessible with disabled parking, wheelchair rental, accessible toilets, braille guides and other barrier-free facilities. Guide dogs are also welcome.
Pets (1)
Can I bring a pet?
Service dogs (guide dogs, hearing dogs, and mobility assistance dogs) are permitted. For general pets, please contact the Korakuen office at 086-272-1148 before your visit.
Basic information (1)
What are Korakuen's opening hours?
March 20 – September 30: 7:30 – 18:00 (last entry 17:45) | October 1 – March 19: 8:00 – 17:00 (last entry 16:45) Hours may change during special events, so please check the official website in advance.
Prices (3)
Is there a combined ticket with Okayama Castle?
A combined ticket for Okayama Korakuen and Okayama Castle is available for ¥800 (adults). There is also a 3-facility pass including the Hayashibara Museum of Art (¥1,280, adults only) and a 3-facility pass including the Yumeji Hometown Art Museum (¥1,440, adults only).
How much is admission?
Adults (ages 15–64, excluding middle and high school students): ¥500 | Ages 65 and over: ¥200 | High school students and under: free High school students must present a student ID at entry. A combined ticket for Korakuen and Okayama Castle is available (adults: ¥800).
Is there an annual pass?
Yes. We sell annual passes that allow unlimited visits for one year. Please check the admission information page on the official website for details.
Tours (1)
How long does it take to visit?
A leisurely walk takes about 1–2 hours. If you're also visiting the adjacent Okayama Castle, allow about 3–4 hours total.
Parking (1)
Is there parking?
Yes, there is a paid parking lot with approximately 570 spaces (along the Asahi River near Korakuen). During peak periods such as New Year and holidays, it may be full.
Other (6)
What are the opening hours?
March 20 – September 30: 7:30 – 18:00 (last entry 17:45) / October 1 – March 19: 8:00 – 17:00 (last entry 16:45) *Hours may change during special events
How do I get there?
From JR Okayama Station, take the streetcar (Higashiyama line) for approximately 5 minutes and get off at "Shiroshita," then walk approximately 10 minutes. Alternatively, take the Okaden Bus (Fujiwara Danchi line) for approximately 15 minutes and get off at "Korakuen-mae," then walk a few minutes. By car, it is approximately 20 minutes from Okayama IC on the Sanyo Expressway.
How much is admission?
Adults (ages 15–64, excluding high school students): ¥500 | Ages 65 and over: ¥200 | High school students and under: free (high school students must show student ID)
When is it closed?
Open year-round
Is there parking?
Yes, parking is available. Please check the official website for details.
What is the address?
1-5 Korakuen, Kita Ward, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture