Nanrakuen

Nanraku-en, located in Uwajima City, is Shikoku's largest Japanese garden. Its beautiful borrowed landscape centers around two upper and lower ponds, creating a picturesque view of "mountains, villages, towns, and the sea" that is worth seeing. Over 60 types of flowers, including seasonal plants and plum blossoms, bloom in a colorful display. The garden is especially stunning when viewed while taking a break at the traditional Japanese café, "Satonoie". The grounds are wheelchair and stroller accessible, making it easy to enjoy and relax while feeling the beauty of nature.

The Upper and Lower Ponds, located at the heart of Nangaku-en, the largest Japanese garden in Shikoku, boast a beauty akin to a painting. The landscape, which makes ample use of curves, is full of variety and never fails to captivate visitors. The scenery viewed from a rented boat is especially exceptional. The colorful flowers that bloom in every season blend seamlessly with the scenery of "mountains, villages, towns, and the sea." Once you visit Nangaku-en, you won't be able to forget it. Why not come and see for yourself?

Minamirakuen in Uwajima City is a must-see for its beautiful pruning and riprap stonework that harmonizes with the changing seasons of nature. The garden, which is meticulously maintained by Kunie Ito, showcases a breathtaking landscape that makes use of Nakajima's curves. You will be fascinated by the beauty of the view from the boat landing. In addition, the plum garden is also worth a visit! This Japanese garden, which can be enjoyed for 310 yen for adults, also features colorful flowers blooming in each season.

Nanrakuen is the largest Japanese garden in Shikoku. This garden, which depicts "mountains, villages, towns, and the sea" along with beautiful borrowed scenery, is worth seeing. Over 60 types of flowers bloom each season, with plum and cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring and autumn leaves at their peak in fall. We also recommend taking a break at the Japanese-style cafe called "Satonoie." Spend a pleasant time in the nature-rich Nanrakuen.

Minamirakuen in Uwajima City is the largest Japanese garden in Shikoku, with stunning panoramic views that extend 360 degrees in all directions. Visitors are captivated by the beauty of the flowers and scenery that change with the seasons, and can enjoy views from the mountains to the sea. This garden, designed by landscape architect Kunie Ito, also features landscape changes that take advantage of the beauty of curved lines. You are sure to have a pleasant time in this natural space! Please come and visit at least once.