Kyo-koan

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Kyo-koan

On the way from Marugame Station to the north for the Taisuke Lanterns, there is a tea room called "Kyokoku-an", where Japanese culture has been quietly breathed since 140 years ago, on a path that you would never normally enter.
Inside Kyokoku-an is a garden of mountain villages, a shoto-an of Rikyu's favorite, and a miracle space awaits where you can experience Marugame's culture at hand.
You can also see the "Four-Eye Shogi-dan", a heirloom of the Kyokō family.

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Address	194 Nishihirayama-cho, Marugame, Kagawa 763-0041
Phone number	0877-24-5288
Opening Hours	Opening time 10:00-16:00
Closed Days	Monday, Tuesday
Fees	1 foreign person ¥ 3,500 (with experience interpreter) If there is more than one person, consultation is required (if there is a passenger, consultation is required)
Access	About 5 minutes walk from JR Marugame Station
Parking lot	There is
Website	See the official site

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