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Jozan-en Garden
Elegance in an almost poetic, pristine space
Ishikawa Jozan—a noted warrior and writer of the early Edo period—was born in Anjo City. Jozan built Shisendo Hall in Kyoto's Ichijoji area during the later half of his life, where he enjoyed a life of writing poetry, surrounded by elegance.
The location where Jozan was born in Izumi Town, Anjo City became home to authentic Japanese gardens of various styles reminiscent of the Shisendo Hall area as well as a study to create the Jozan-en Garden of today. The location is steeped in serenity with different takes on the landscape changing with each of the four seasons. Enjoy a cup of matcha green tea as you take in the beauty around you.
| Location | 〒444-1221 180-1 Naka-Hongo, Izumi-cho, Anjo-shi, Aichi |
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| Price | • Adults: JPY 100 • Groups (of 10 or more): JPY 80 • Junior high school ages and younger: Free of charge |
| Business days/hours | 9:00 am–5:00 pm (admission until 4:30 pm) |
| Parking | Available, free of charge (60 standard-size spaces) |
| Restrooms | Available (men's, women's, and multipurpose restrooms) |
| Days closed | • Mon (open should Mon coincide with a national holiday) • Year-end/New Year holiday (Dec 28–Jan 4) |
| Inquiries | 0566-92-7780 |
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Accessibility
DIRECTIONS
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- By public transportation
- • 3-min. walk from Izumi Jozan-en Bus Stop on the Ankuru Bus (city route bus) Nambu Line, available from JR Anjo Station.
• 20-min. taxi ride from Anjo Station.
Note:
• Bus operation subject to change. Check details before heading out.
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- By car
- • Approx. 10 min. south from Izumi Interchange on National Route 23.
• Approx. 35 min. from Okazaki Interchange on the Tomei Expressway.
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