Nakazu Banshoen

Botanical Garden

4.0

Nakazu Banshoen was created in 1688 by the second Marugame feudal lord Kyogoku Takatoyo as part of his Nakatsu estate. The strolling garden has a pond side main structure and a tea room with a great view from the mezzanine floor stretching from the grounds to the sea. We also recommend the Kaifutei restaurant where you can dine in a relaxed atmosphere while gazing at the beautiful scenery of this Japanese garden.

Spot details

Address: Kagawa Pref. Marugameshi Nakaduchou 25-1
Area: Sakaide / Marugame Area
Phone: 0877236326
Hours: 9:30-17:00
Closed: Wednesday
Fees: [Admission fee] 700yen [Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery] 500yen
Parking Lot: Available(100spaces)
Credit Card: Not available
Smoking: Not available
Wi-Fi: Not available
Estimated stay time: 60-120 minutes
Wheelchair accessible: Available
Infant friendly: Available

Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN

Review

Peaceful and quiet beautiful garden

Reviewed：2019.05.16

There is a small museum in this garden. This was made in 1688 and over 1500 pine trees and many kinds of flowers.There is also a nice restaurant and you can enjoy Japanese foods.
Beautiful garden

Reviewed：2015.07.21

Very tranquil and relaxing garden. We really enjoyed the layout of the garden, small is beautiful. Just a good place to chill, for an hour.
A very enjoyable garden, and it offers a few attractive features that Adachi Museum’s garden does not.

Reviewed：2014.05.30

As the photographs show, this Japanese garden is quite attractive. One of its attractions is the feeling that you get, while strolling along its passes. Put it bluntly, it is the feeling of you...