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A traditional strolling garden opened in 1984 at the southern end of the park — a quiet world of water, stone and pines just steps from the busy lakeside path.
Opened in 1984, the Japanese Garden is a walled garden made for strolling: a path winds around its pond and past stone arrangements and carefully shaped trees, opening up a new view at every turn. It is especially lovely in the fresh green of spring and during the autumn leaves.
The garden also has a tea house and a tea ceremony hall that can be reserved for tea gatherings. There are two entrances: one on the Fukuoka Art Museum side and one on the Ohori Terrace side.
Practical Information
Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 (October–April), 9:00–18:00 (May–September). Admission until 15 minutes before closing.
Closed: Every Monday (or the following day if Monday is a holiday), December 29–January 3.
Admission fee: Adults 250 yen, under 15 years old 120 yen. Free for children under 6, seniors 65 and over (proof of age required), and persons with disabilities and one caregiver.
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