Kenroku-en

🗺 Landmarks · Kanazawa, Ishikawa · ★4.4 (37,276)

This stunning 17th-century landscape garden ranks among Japan's finest, featuring meticulously designed ponds, bridges, and seasonal flora including iconic snow-laden pine trees. Its name means "garden combining six qualities," showcasing elegant simplicity and natural beauty. Visitors experience authentic Japanese aesthetics and tranquility while strolling through centuries of horticultural tradition.

Visitor Information

📍 Address

Kanazawa, Ishikawa

🎫 Admission

¥320

🚉 Access

15 min by bus from Kanazawa Station

🕐 Hours

Fri	0700 – 1800
Mon	0700 – 1800
Sat	0700 – 1800
Sun	0700 – 1800
Thu	0700 – 1800
Tue	0700 – 1800
Wed	0700 – 1800

🌐 Official

Official Website

💡 Tips for Visitors

Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy a more peaceful experience. While winter offers stunning snow-covered scenery with traditional yukitsuri, spring (cherry blossoms) and autumn (colorful leaves) are peak seasons but attract heavier crowds. The entrance fee is reasonable, and the garden is spacious enough to explore for several hours—wear comfortable walking shoes.