Keiunkan

Tony Wong a month ago

A small nice bonsai museum. The building itself was a ryokan with a beautiful Japanese garden. Upstairs you can try the Japanese tea and buy some local souvenirs.

Khairur Azhan 8 months ago

A 19th century state guest house built during the Meiji period for the Emperor visits.

The Smiley Yolk 2 years ago

It is a small Bonsai museum with beautiful collection. They even have collection which dated from 400 years ago. I dont how could a cute tiny bonsai survive multiple centuries. They have beautiful garden outside too. Most of the visitors are Grandpa and some photographers. We have to buy ticket for 800. They will give us slippers which we can take home as souvenirs.

Pedro C 5 years ago

A gorgeous Japanese garden with bonsai exhibit. Although small the entrance fee is pretty cheap and at least when I went is was relatively empty. I was able to view the bonsai from multiple angles and take plenty of pictures of the garden proper from the second floor viewing terrace. Don't be afraid to take it all in and just enjoy the view for a bit.

M. Pt. 5 years ago

I've visited the garden during the bonsai exhibition. Beautiful and very peaceful plus it's included in the tourist pass of Nagahama. A great deal