The 66th Sengan-en Chrysanthemum Festival

The 66th Sengan-en Chrysanthemum Festival

Event Overview

Held at Sengan-en, the Shimazu family's villa built by the 19th head, Mitsuhisa, in the first year of Manji (1658). This marks the 66th event, becoming a symbol of autumn in Kagoshima. The magnificent landscape, with Sakurajima as a hill and Kinko Bay as a pond, is adorned by chrysanthemums in this daimyō garden. Image provided: (C) Sengan-en

Info

JR Sengan-en Station → Just a short walk
15km 25 minutes from Kyushu-do Aira IC via National Route 10
100 units/500 yen

Event Period

*Subject to change depending on the growth of the flowers.

Price

Entrance fee 1600 yen

Event Category

Flower view, nature


(C) Sengan Garden

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