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Shukkeien Garden Admission Ticket (Hiroshima)
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Open today: 09:00-17:00Last entry at 16:30
Suggested duration1-2 hour(s)
2-11 Kaminoborichō, Naka Ward, Hiroshima, 730-0014, Japan
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Admission to: Shukkeien Garden
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Eligibility
- Admission Fees: Free for Elementary, Junior High, and High School Students , visitors aged 65 and over
- For university ticket holders, please present the student ID. Without it, ticket is not available.
Additional information
- Free Admission Days : Greenery Day (May 4) and Culture Day (November 3)
- This voucher cannot be used along with other coupons
- This ticket does not allow direct admission. Please wait in line and follow the instructions of the staff
- The opening hours may be slightly adjusted depending on the season
- Entry and usage may be restricted depending on the crowd situation
- Please purchase tickets at the entrance on the day of your visit if any of the following applies :
- You plan to visit the Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum as well. (A discounted set ticket is available at the gate)
- If you have a disability certificate (*),you can enter free of charge by presenting it at the ticket counter
- *This includes Physical Disability Certificates, War Injury and Sickness Certificates, Rehabilitation Certificates, and Mental Disability Certificates
- You are visiting in a group of 20 or more people. (Group discounts available. Group tickets are not sold as e-tickets)
- Even with an e-ticket, you must line up at the entrance
- Show your purchased ticket screen at the Shukkeien entrance counter
- Please enter at least 30 minutes before closing time
- Note: Students must present a valid student ID at the entrance. Without it, student privileges may not apply
- Note: Visitors aged 65 or older must present a government-issued ID to confirm age. Without valid ID, the free admission does not apply
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Usage validity
- The voucher is valid for 30 day(s) from the booking confirmation date. It expires at 23:59 on the last day
How to redeem
- Present your mobile voucher
Address
- 2-11 Kaminobori-cho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima 730-0014, Japan
- Please refer to the map for assistance
How to get there
- By bus: Take the Orange Route or Lemon Route bus from the Shinkansen Exit of JR Hiroshima Station. Get off at the “Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum (Shukkeien)” stop
- By Streetcar (Hiroden): From the South Exit of JR Hiroshima Station, board streetcar lines 1, 2, or 6 at platform A. Transfer at “Hacchobori” to the Hakushima Line, and get off at “Shukkeien-mae”
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4.7 / 5
Fantastic
55 reviews
Klook User
2026/04/10
Fantastic 5.0
One of our favourite parks we visited on our Japan trip. Absolutely stunning, and features unique architecture, a small bamboo forrest, turtles, and lots of koi fish. We visited in April 2026 in peak cherry blossom season - highly recommend.
K ******
2026/10/05
Fantastic 5.0
It was wonderful. I spent about an hour and a half resting and taking a walk. Other than using a parasol because the sun was a bit strong in between, it was really nice because there was shade from the trees and a cool breeze. I'd love to go back in the autumn when the leaves change color, as it must look amazing.
Mayra *****
2026/10/27
Fantastic 5.0
It is very pleasant and peaceful. The recommended route leaves no gaps in the visit and is very beautiful.
byhookorbyklook ****
2026/02/22
Fantastic 5.0
You can’t skip the queue with this ticket as you still need to swap it with a regular ticket at the counter. Otherwise, pretty good. Managed to see plum and cherry blossoms
Daniel *******
2026/03/25
Fantastic 5.0
This is one of the most peaceful and beautiful locations to visit in the whole of the city. Admission is incredibly cheap and you can easily spend several hours here walking around and relaxing by the pond. if you are in Hiroshima, this needs to be on your visit list.
Klook User
2026/01/26
Fantastic 5.0
Beautiful garden design, worth a stop for those who love photography or appreciate garden art. If you're not in a hurry, you can find a seat in the garden and quietly admire it.
Klook User
2026/01/31
Fantastic 5.0
There aren't many flowers yet, but it's still a place full of beauty in its own way. I had a good time meditating alone. Thinking about the garden in full bloom after mid-February makes me want to go back.
Klook User
2026/01/08
Fantastic 5.0
Beautiful, very relaxing garden. There was hardly anyone there, which was nice, very zen and minimalist.
Guide
- Shukkeien is a historic feudal lord’s garden that has been passed down since the Edo period
- Built in 1620, Shukkeien has overcome disasters and celebrated its 400th anniversary in 2020
- Located in central Hiroshima, the garden offers seasonal beauty and calm amid the urban landscape
Originally constructed in 1620 (Genna 6), Shukkeien Garden has endured significant damage over the centuries, including from a major fire during the Edo period and the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Each time, however, it was restored, and in 2020, the garden celebrated its 400th anniversary.
Located in the heart of Hiroshima City, Shukkeien has been carefully refined by successive feudal lords and has largely taken on the appearance we see today. Surrounded by the modern cityscape, the garden offers seasonal beauty throughout the year and is cherished as a peaceful retreat by visitors from both within and outside Hiroshima Prefecture.
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Opening hours
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16 Sep 2026~28 Dec 2026
Mon ~ Sun
09:00 - 17:00Last entry at 16:30
29 Dec 2026~31 Dec 2026
Mon ~ Sun
Closed
1 Jan 2027~15 Mar 2027
Mon ~ Sun
09:00 - 17:00Last entry at 16:30
16 Mar 2027~15 Sep 2027
Mon ~ Sun
09:00 - 18:00Last entry at 17:30
16 Sep 2027~28 Dec 2027
Mon ~ Sun
09:00 - 17:00Last entry at 16:30
29 Dec 2027~31 Dec 2027
Mon ~ Sun
Closed
1 Jan 2028~15 Mar 2028
Mon ~ Sun
09:00 - 17:00Last entry at 16:30
Location
Shukkeien Garden
Guidebook
- Shukkeien is a historic feudal lord’s garden that has been passed down since the Edo period
- Built in 1620, Shukkeien has overcome disasters and celebrated its 400th anniversary in 2020
- Located in central Hiroshima, the garden offers seasonal beauty and calm amid the urban landscape
Originally constructed in 1620 (Genna 6), Shukkeien Garden has endured significant damage over the centuries, including from a major fire during the Edo period and the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Each time, however, it was restored, and in 2020, the garden celebrated its 400th anniversary.
Located in the heart of Hiroshima City, Shukkeien has been carefully refined by successive feudal lords and has largely taken on the appearance we see today. Surrounded by the modern cityscape, the garden offers seasonal beauty throughout the year and is cherished as a peaceful retreat by visitors from both within and outside Hiroshima Prefecture.