Moroto Garden Autumn Public Opening

About this event

Moroto Garden is a historic Japanese garden that was called "E no Okudono" during the Muromachi period and was developed as a retirement retreat for Hikozaemon Yamada, a wealthy merchant of the Edo period. The main residence, main gate, palace building, and billiard hall are designated as National Important Cultural Properties, and the garden itself is designated as a National Place of Scenic Beauty. During the autumn public opening, visitors can enjoy vibrant dodan-tsutsuji (flowering shrubs) and autumn foliage. Please note, however, that extensive restoration work has been underway since 2008 (Heisei 20), so some facilities are not viewable. With its beautiful scenery and historical value, Moroto Garden is a special place to experience the arrival of autumn.

Venue

Moroto Garden

18 Taichimaru, Kuwana, Mie 511-0005