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Isuien Garden is a traditional Japanese garden. This garden has its ponds that were watered by the nearby Yoshokigawa River and mainly the reason why it is named as "Isuien" which means "garden founded on water."

This attractive Japanese traditional garden has a variety of features such as the use of Todaiji Temple's Nandaimon Gate and Mt. Wakakusaya as a borrowed scenery.

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Isuien Garden is a traditional Japanese garden. This garden has its ponds that were watered by the nearby Yoshokigawa River and mainly the reason why it is named as "Isuien" which means "garden founded on water."

This attractive Japanese traditional garden has a variety of features such as the use of Todaiji Temple's Nandaimon Gate and Mt. Wakakusaya as a borrowed scenery.

Travel Notes

Isuien Garden is also located a 15 minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station.

From JR Nara Station, the garden can be reached by taking departing buses bound for Aoyamajutaku or Kunimidai-hachichome to Oshiagecho bus stop.

Admission

The garden opens at 9:30AM up to 4:30PM, the entrance doors close at 4:00PM.

It is close on Tuesdays (or the following day if Tuesday is a national holiday) except in April, May, October and November; New Year holidays; Obon holidays.

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