Yuushien is a traditional Japanese-style garden located in the centre of Daikonshima Island. Unlike the garden of the
Adachi Museum of Art, it is designed as a walk-through garden with ponds, streams and small waterfalls. Its main attraction, the peony flower, blooms in winter and spring, and the garden is resplendent year round with a variety of seasonal blooms, such as irises and hydrangea in summer, and sasanqua and “momiji” foliage in autumn. Peonies are also kept in a hot house, where their blossoms can be viewed all year round. The volcanic rock of Daikonshima is also incorporated in the garden’s design. There are three restaurants and a tea-room from which you can enjoy the garden scenery.
| Admission fee |
¥1,000~1,800 |
| Hours |
Open daily 10:00 - 17:00 (Reception until 16:30). |
| URL |
www.yuushien.com |
| Tel |
0852-76-2255 |
| Access |
There is currently only one kind of bus that goes to Yuushien Garden from JR Matsue Station, the city bus bound for Yatsuka-cho (Platform 6, Line 70, 50min, 700¥).
Yuushien Garden is 15km from Matsue station (30 min by car). Free parking for 300 cars The garden is wheelchair accessible
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