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Rakujuen (三島市立公園楽寿園)

4.0

Museum / Science Museum

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This is a park around a three-minute walk from JR Mishima Station, on a site run by Mishima City and originally used as a villa for Prince Komatsu Akihito that was built in 1890. Surrounded by rich forest the park is home to 160 varieties of trees and plants and, depending on the season, 30 species of birds as well. The garden surrounding Ohama Pond is designated as a Natural Monument of Japan and a Place of Scenic Beauty. It is a popular park for families, with its Norimono Hiroba area featuring a merry-go-round and miniature train, and the Dobutsu Hiroba (“Animal Area”) where one can enjoy petting small creatures. Admission is required for the park.

Shizuoka Pref. Mishimashi Ichibanchou 19-3 (Numazu / MishimaArea)

0559752570

[Summer (4/1-10/31)] 9:00-17:00(Last entry 16:30)
[Winter (11/1-3/31)] 9:00-16:30(Last entry16:00 )

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Reviewed:2019/01/07 Large garden with a history

The highlight is the old historical building with a large pond in front. The view is quite nice. You can only go into the building by guided tour (every hour). As this place turned into a place where...

Reviewed:2018/12/29 Large and spacious garden

Its a very large garden, that I would say gives a vibe closer to that of a park, in Japanese terms. It has some cafes, nice walking trails and some activities for kids like an old train car on...

Reviewed:2018/12/20 A sorry excuse of a mini-zoo

We were really excited to visit and had expected to see a well kept zoo with contented animals. Alas, this zoo was not well maintained, the exhibits appeared haphazard and the animals were starving...

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