Kiko Park
Kiko Koen
A historic garden selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Historical Parks, set on the former site of the Edo-period Kikukawa family residence.Explore this spot
Kiko Park is a sprawling, beautiful park built on the former site of the residence of the Kikukawa family, who ruled Iwakuna during the Edo period.
What makes it special
About Kiko Park
- Watch the grand central fountain create beautiful water arches.
- Enjoy the changing colors of the seasonal flowers and golden ginkgo trees.
- Explore the historical memorial halls and monuments to connect with Iwakuna's past.
- Relax on the lawns or benches surrounded by natural scenery.
- Include the park as a key stop on your walking route after visiting Kintai Bridge.
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Weather forecast
Mon
8/3
36°/28°
67%
Tue
8/4
33°/27°
25%
Wed
8/5
34°/26°
18%
Thu
8/6
34°/28°
6%
Fri
8/7
34°/28°
8%
Sat
8/8
33°/27°
26%
Sun
8/9
32°/26°
29%
Tips
Payment
Park entry is free, but nearby facilities accept cash and credit cards.
Language Support
Basic English signage and support may be available at nearby facilities.
Reservations
No advance booking is required to enter the park.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress according to the season.
Photography
Photography is permitted; please respect public etiquette and local manners.
Accessibility
The park features accessible entrances and parking areas for wheelchair users.
Etiquette
Please treat the lawns and benches with care as they are shared spaces for locals and tourists.