Isui-en Garden/Neiraku Art Museum

依水園

This garden was once built as a villa by a merchant from Nara Sarashi, and was designated as a national scenic spot in 1975. The roofs of Mt. Wakakusa, Mt. Kasuga, and the South Gate of Todaiji Temple serve as borrowed scenery, and the Nakanoshima Island and the artificial mountain are covered with grass, as if the grass of Mt. Wakakusa continues all the way into the park. Also within the park is the Neiraku Art Museum, which stores and exhibits Oriental antiquities.

Detailed information

Address 74 Suimoncho, Nara 630-8208
Opening Hours

9:30-16:30 (admission deadline 16:00)

Closed day

Tuesdays (the next day if a holiday, but open every day in April, May, October, and November), year-end and New Year holidays

Parking

Not available

Price

(Common to gardens and museums) Adult: 900 yen University: 810 yen High school: 500 yen Junior high school: 500 yen Elementary school: 300 yen

Price (Group)

Adults: 810 yen University: 810 yen High school: 500 yen Junior high school: 500 yen Elementary school: 300 yen Group rates apply 15 or more people (adults only)

Inquiry 0742-25-0781 (Isuien)
Barrier Free Accessibility

none

Discount for Disabled Visitors

500 yen (disability certificate presented, adults only)

Senior Discount

Nara City Discount (500 yen) if you bring your Nanamaru card (senior handbook)

Flower-Viewing

February: Camellia March: Japanese azalea, weeping cherry tree, azalea April: Someiyoshino cherry, double cherry blossom, Kirishima azalea, Hirado azalea May: Dodan azalea, Japanese azalea June: Satsuki, irises, water lily, gardenia July: Lotus August: Crape myrtle 10・November: Autumn leaves of Japanese azalea and Japanese maple December: Shikimatsuba

Remarks

Every Saturday, elementary and junior high school students are free (if accompanied by their parents)

Access & Bus Stop From JR Nara Station or Kintetsu Nara Station, get off at City Loop Bus "Kencho Higashi" and walk 3 minutes. From Kintetsu Nara Station, walk 15 minutes.

Map & Access