Suizenji Jojuen Garden
A 17th-century strolling garden shaped to miniaturize the 53 post towns of the Tokaido highway. The tiny Mt. Fuji replica in the center is oddly satisfying.
1–2 hours
¥400
Autumn (October–November) for foliage reflections
15 min by tram from Kumamoto Station
Location
Why Visit
- 1
Edo-period landscape garden untouched for 350 years
- 2
Miniature Mt. Fuji you can circle in minutes
- 3
Ancient spring water — directly drinkable
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