Nakatsu Manzo Garden

Info

Address:

25-1 Nakatsu-cho, Marugame City, Kagawa Prefecture 763-0054

Official Website

Phone Number:

TEL:0877-23-6326

Parking Number:

100 vehicles/complete with free parking (30 buses, 100 passenger cars)

Spot Category

Museums, galleries and other cultural facilities

Nakatsu Manzo Garden

In 1688, it is built by the second-generation feudal lord of the Marugame clan, Kyōkyōkyōka, and is built on the garden.
More than 1500 dwarf pines were planted, and at the center of the garden was Hakkei Pond, shaped from Lake Biwa in Omi, the land of the Keikoku family ancestors, and was likened to Omi Hakkei, with eight islands and a excursion-style daimyō garden connecting their islands by a bridge. The main building and the oldest surviving teahouse and Kancho Tower are located on the lakefront. In the main garden, there is a large umbrella pine, which is said to be more than 15m in diameter and 600 years old.

What to see in the garden

Garden map

Interception Moon Bridge

Large Matsu

Observatory

Inari Shrine and Torii Corridor

Stone-throwing Jizo-son

Pottery Hall

Painting House

Fee Access

Opening time, closed, closed

Opening time: AM9:30 to PM5:00(Final Reception PM4.30/Common entrance and entrance)
* There are variations depending on the season. Please confirm the following notice
Closed every Wednesday· Free parking (30 buses, 100 passenger cars)
If Wednesday is a national holiday, it will be open normally (no alternative holiday)

Iiyama Mitsuya Peach Orchard's Peaches

About the fee

Personal	Gardens (Garden and Pottery Hall)	Painting House (Permanent Exhibition)	Garden Painting Hall Set Ticket
Adult	800 yen (500 yen for people with disabilities)	500 yen	1,300 yen
DIVES (small and middle students)	400 yen (150 yen for people with disabilities)	200 yen	600 yen
Common ticket	Marugame Castle Tower + Nakatsu Manzo Garden	~~Normally 1,200 yen~~→	Common ticket 900 yen

Traffic guidance

Nakatsu Manzhouen, Marugame Museum
763-0054, Japan
25-1 Nakatsu-cho, Marugame, Kagawa
TEL 0877-23-6326 FAX 0877-23-6379

Use of JR

6 minutes from Marugame Station by taxi
5 minutes from Tadotsu Station by taxi
About 15 minutes walk from Sanuki Shioya Station
Okayama Station-Marugame Station (rapid) about 55 minutes

Car

About 8.5 km about 15 minutes from Seto Chuo Expressway Sakaide Kita IC
About 14 km about 20 minutes from Seto Chuo Expressway/Takamatsu Expressway Sakaide IC
About 5 km about 10 minutes from Takamatsu Automobile Road Zentsuji IC

Airplane

75 minutes from Takamatsu Airport to Marugame Station by Limousine Bus
About 6 minutes by taxi from Marugame Station

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