Shirotori Garden
Shiratori Garden
Discover the timeless beauty of Shirotori Garden, one of the largest traditional Japanese gardens in the Chubu region.Esplora questo luogo
Shirotori Garden, located in Atsuta Ward, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, is one of the largest and most prestigious Japanese gardens in the Chubu region.
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- Enjoy the Seasonal Scenery: Immerse yourself in the changing colors, from spring blossoms and summer greenery to autumn leaves and winter snow-protection structures.
- Take Advantage of Guided Tours: Learn the deep history of the garden and identify local plants and birds through expert explanations from volunteer guides.
- Cultural Experience at the Teahouse: Spend a tranquil moment in the Seihatei teahouse, an authentic Sukiya-style building, to feel the essence of Japanese tradition.
- Nature Observation: Keep an eye out for the various butterflies, birds, and insects that inhabit the garden to experience the harmony of nature.
- Wear Comfortable Shoes: As the garden features gravel paths and uneven terrain, wearing sturdy, comfortable walking shoes is essential for a safe visit.
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Previsioni meteo
lun
03/08
31°/26°
85%
mar
04/08
30°/25°
67%
mer
05/08
34°/24°
36%
gio
06/08
36°/27°
84%
ven
07/08
32°/26°
90%
sab
08/08
31°/25°
92%
dom
09/08
32°/24°
68%
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Payment
Cash only (Please check the official website for detailed information regarding cashless options for guides or facilities)
Language Support
English-language guided tours are available (Advance reservation highly recommended)
Reservations
If you wish to participate in a guided tour, please make a reservation by phone at least one month in advance
Clothing & Items
Please wear comfortable walking shoes as there are uneven paths and gravel within the garden
Photography
Please follow local instructions regarding any restrictions on photography
Accessibility
Please be aware that the garden contains steps and gravel paths, which may require caution for wheelchair users
Etiquette
For your safety, please walk slowly and watch your step during guided tours