SHOKADO Garden Art Museum
[It is Japanese garden and museum which is related to Shokado Shojo]
There are several Japanese architectures including three tearooms in the garden. In addition to more than 40 kinds of bamboo and nearly 300 camellia trees, plum trees, cherry trees, hydrangea and Japanese maple trees that are present in the garden, you can also enjoy beautiful scenery across all four seasons. At the museum, we are holding exhibitions in spring and autumn.There is also a Japanese restaurant (Kitcho) inside the same premises. *Because of an earthquake generated on June 18 in Osaka, Shokado garden closes for a while. Regarding the situation of the opening, we will let you know at any time on HP.
[Admission Fee]
Admission for the garden : Adult 400yen Admission for the museum : Adult 400yen~ (Admission fee of museum will vary depending on the content of the exhibition.)
[Access]
Ooshiba-Shokado Mae
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Information
- Postal Code
- 614-8077
- Address
- 43-1 Yawata-Ominaeshi, Yawata-City, Kyoto
- Tel
- 075-981-0010
- Businesshours
- 9:00a.m. - 5:00p.m. (Last entry is 30 minuets before closing)
- Holiday
- Every Monday (The garden and museum is open when Monday is a national holiday, and will be closed on the following Tuesday)
- Website
- http://www.yawata-bunka.jp/syokado/index.htm
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