Nagoya-City Tokugawaen Garden

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Seasonal sights of exceptional beauty

Tokugawaen Garden is built on the former mansion premises of Tokugawa Mitsutomo, the second lord of what was once Owari Province, constructed in 1695 as his personal retreat. The total area constitutes 2.3 hectares and features a Japanese garden designed around a pond as well as a grove planted on a landscape of various changes in elevation. The design packs in large boulders arranged around the garden as well as an artificial hill, Ozone Waterfall, Tiger's Tail River, Ryusen Lake, and Peony Garden and Iris Garden, which work to represent the Kiso Mountain Range and other natural landscapes and scenes.
The new spring leaves work in concert with peonies and irises to color the garden, and in fall, varieties of Japanese maples dye the area in autumn hues. Come at any time of the year for seasonal sights of exceptional beauty.

New spring leaves at Tokugawaen

SPOT OVERVIEW

Location	: 〒461-0023 1001 Tokugawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Fee	: • Adults and high school/university students: JPY 300 • Seniors living in Nagoya (ages 65 and older): JPY 100 • Junior high school ages and younger: Free of charge
Opening days / hours	: 9:30 am–5:30 pm (admission until 5:00 pm) Note: • Changes to hours and garden closure may occur depending on events.

Parking	: Pay parking available (JPY 100/25 min. for passenger vehicles and JPY 500/first hr. with an additional JPY 500 for every 30 min. after for large-size vehicles) • North Parking Lot (underground and available to passenger vehicles only): 79 spaces (two of which are wheelchair-accessible) 　Hours: 6:00 am–11:00 pm • South Parking Lot: 4 large-vehicle spaces and 3 wheelchair accessible spaces 　Hours: 9:15 am–5:45 pm
Restrooms	: Available
Holidays	: • Mon (the following weekday should Mon coincide with a national holiday or make-up holiday) •Year-end/New Year holiday (Dec 29–Jan 1)
Phone number	: 052-935-8988

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Parking

Handicapped parking	〇　Free of charge with presentation of a disability certificate.

Restrooms

Accessible restrooms	〇
Width of accessible restroom	〇　100 cm
Western-style restroom	〇
Changing table	〇
Electric wheelchair usage	〇

About accessibility within the building

Stairs and steps	〇
Stair handrail	〇
Elevator (door width)	〇　80 cm
Elevator floor display	×
Elevator voice guidance	×
Escalator	×
Ramp (width)	〇　140 cm

Services

Wheelchair rental	〇
Stroller rental	×
Reading glasses rental	×
Nursing corner	×
Assistance dogs allowed	〇
Assistance dog relief area	×
Facility guide map in Braille	×
Stair handrail signage in Braille	×
Tactile paving for the visually impaired	×

Fees, etc.

Special fee in support of disabled persons	〇　Free garden admission for persons with a disability and two caregivers with presentation of a disability certificate.

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ACCESS

Access by public transport

• 10-min. walk south from the South Exit of Ozone Station on the JR Chuo Main Line.
• 10-min. walk south from Exit 3 of Ozone Station on the Meitetsu Seto Line.
• From Nagoya Station Bus Terminal, take Nagoya Sightseeing Route Bus Me~guru to Tokugawaen, The Tokugawa Art Museum, Hosa Library Bus Stop (approx. 37-min. ride).
Access by car

Approx. 20 min. south from Kusunoki Interchange on the Nagoya Daini Kanjo (Mei-Nikan) Expressway via Route 41.

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