Introduction of Attractions
ISUIEN GARDEN NEIRAKU MUSEUM of ART
The ISUIEN GARDEN NEIRAKU MUSEUM of ART are cultural attractions, inviting guests to enjoy historical artworks along with Nara's beautiful gardens.
Located west of the Great South Gate of Todaiji Temple, this Japanese garden consists of two strolling gardens with a pond built in different eras: the "Front Garden," built in the early Edo period, where visitors can forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and the "Rear Garden," built in the Meiji period, where visitors can enjoy a magnificent view.
More Information
- Facility name
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ISUIEN GARDEN NEIRAKU MUSEUM of ART
- location
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74 Suimoncho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture
- contact address
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0742-25-0781
- Official URL
- access
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15 minutes walk from Kintetsu Nara Station
- Opening hours
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9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
- Regular Holiday
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Tuesday
- Admission fee
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Adult:1,200 yen
- Other fees
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Nara City Nanamaru Card Holder: 500 yen
Group Discount (15 persons or more): 1000 yen
- Parking fee
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No parking available
- others
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There is no parking lot on the premises, so please use public transportation.
In some areas of the park, the stepping stones on the paths have rounded surfaces, making them difficult to walk on.
Unfortunately, wheelchair access is not available within the park.