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How do I get there?
It is about a 3-minute walk from Suizenji Koen tram stop on the Kumamoto City Tram. From Kumamoto Station, it takes approximately 20–25 minutes by tram. If driving, there is no dedicated parking lot; please use the paid parking facilities in the surrounding area.
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Are there any benefits to visiting in a yukata?
Yes, during the "Seishuuen Yukata Month" from August 1–31 each year, visitors wearing a yukata receive special benefits. Please check the official website for details.
계절·이벤트 (1)
Is it worth visiting during cherry blossom season?
Yes, from late March to early April, cherry blossoms bloom along the walking paths and attract many visitors. The garden offers beautiful scenery in every season, so you can enjoy lovely views whenever you visit.
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What is the admission fee for Suizenji Jojuen?
Adults (16 and over) ¥400, children (6–15 years) ¥200. Group rates (30 or more) apply: adults ¥360, children ¥180. Please note that admission prices were revised from April 1, 2026—check the official website for the latest information.
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Can I visit Izumi Shrine?
Yes, Izumi Shrine on the northern side of the garden enshrines successive lords of the Higo Hosokawa clan and Gracia (wife of Hosokawa Tadaoki), and is open for free visits. Takigi Noh (outdoor Noh theatre) performances are held there each August.
What is in the garden?
Centered on a pond fed by Aso spring water, the garden features artificial hills, pines, and floating stones arranged to represent scenes from the Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido. The garden also includes a Noh theatre, the "Kokin Densho no Ma" (a building moved from within the Kyoto Imperial Palace in 1912), and Izumi Shrine, which enshrines successive lords of the Hosokawa clan.
What kind of building is the Kokin Densho no Ma?
A historic structure moved from within the Kyoto Imperial Palace in 1912. It is where Hosokawa Fujitaka (Yusai) is said to have transmitted the secrets of the Kokinshu (Collection of Ancient and Modern Japanese Poems) to Prince Toshihito in 1600. The view of Suizenji Jojuen from this building is considered the most beautiful in the garden.
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How long should I plan to spend there?
The garden is not large; a leisurely stroll takes about 30 minutes to 1 hour. If you want to take photographs or spend time viewing the Kokin Densho no Ma and other buildings closely, allow 1 hour or more.
Can I take photographs?
Photography is generally permitted within the garden. There are many photogenic spots, including the pond and artificial hill scenery, the Kokin Densho no Ma, and Izumi Shrine, so you can enjoy taking pictures with a camera or smartphone.
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Can I enjoy it on a rainy day?
Since the garden is outdoors, please watch your footing in the rain. While there are some indoor spaces such as the Noh theatre and Kokin Densho no Ma, walking around may be inconvenient on rainy days. That said, a garden in the rain has its own charm. Please wear comfortable walking shoes.
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Is there parking?
Suizenji Jojuen does not have its own parking lot, but paid parking is available nearby. Note that for groups of 25 or more visitors, bus parking fees may be discounted (see the official website for details).
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What are the closed days?
Open year-round.
What are your opening hours?
8:30–17:00 (admission until 16:30)
How much is the entrance fee?
Adults (16 and over) ¥400, children (6–15 years) ¥200
Is there a parking lot?
No, parking is not available.
What is the address?
8-1 Suizenji Koen, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture
How do I get there?
About 3 minutes walk from Suizenji Koen station on the Kumamoto City Tram