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Senganen Japanese Garden
Alena EckelmannVisit the Shimazu Residence in Sengan-en, a traditional Japanese garden, one of the best in Japan!
Sengan-en (仙巌園) is Kagoshima's renowned Edo-era stroll garden, situated in the northern part of the city. Once the home of the ruling Shimazu family, the garden relies heavily on the surrounding landscape to create the effect of 'borrowed scenery".
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Visit the Shimazu Residence in Sengan-en, a traditional Japanese garden, one of the best in Japan!
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Sengan-En is a beautiful, relaxing traditional landscaped garden to the south of Japan's Kagoshima City, which also includes a preserved 17th-century family residence, a historical museum and a glassware factory
สวนเซ็นกังเป็นที่ๆ สวยงาม สวนที่มีทิวทัศน์ที่ผ่อนคลายแบบดั้งเดิม อยู่ทางทิศใต้ของเมืองคาโงชิมะ ซึ่งรวมถึงการปกป้องรักษาที่อยู่อาศัยของครอบครัวในศตวรรษที่ 17, พิพิธภัณฑ์ประวัติศาสตร์และโรงงานเครื่องแก้ว
鹿児島南部にある仙巌園は伝統的手法で造園された美しく心地良い日本庭園だ。中には17世紀に建てられた大名別邸や歴史博物館、切子ガラス工場もある。
Sengan-en is the traditional stroll garden of the Shimazu Family and relies heavily on borrowed scenery, including the stunning views of Kagoshima's Sakurajima volcano.
Sengan-en est le jardin de promenade traditionnel de la famille Shimazu, créé lors de la période Edo. Il repose en grande partie sur les "paysages empruntés", avec notamment une vue imprenable sur le volcan Sakurajima.
Sengan-en là khu vườn đi dạo truyền thống của gia đình Shimazu và dựa chủ yếu vào 'tái hiện thiên nhiên', bao gồm cả cảnh quan tuyệt đẹp của núi lửa Sakurajima Kagoshima.
Besuche die Shimazu Residenz im traditionellen japanischen Sengan-en Garten.
Yuk, kunjungi kediaman Shimazu di Sengan-en yang merupakan taman tradisional Jepang, salah satu taman terbaik di Jepang!
Đến thăm dinh thự Shimazu ở Sengan-en, khu vườn truyền thống kiểu Nhật và là một trong những khu vườn đẹp nhất Nhật Bản.
Посетите резиденцию Симидзу в традиционном японском саду Сэнган-эн, одном из лучших садов Японии!
Soothe your senses in Nansatsu, where gentle landscapes, tatami-lined inns, and ancient temples create the perfect haven for rest and renewal.
Stay at Dormy Inn Kagoshima and enjoy a great location close to the main station and with easy access to the ferry terminal!
In the centre of Kagoshima on Japan's westerly Kyushu island, Hotel Gasthof is full of middle-European charm and character, but with the low prices and attentive service of a Japanese business hotel.
The Kagoshima Ramen Festival involves various ramen chefs battling it out to be awarded the title of the prefecture's best ramen.
This Kagoshima-based soup curry franchise delivers hearty and mouth-watering Japanese soup curry from Hokkaido.
Try the regional specialty of Kagoshima, enjoying tender and juicy black pork with steamed vegetables and tofu at Ichiniisan.
With such proximity to the sea, it comes as no surprise that Kagoshima has its own aquarium. Located near Sakurajima Ferry Terminal and the Dolphin Port complex in Kagoshima City this seven-floor aquarium has been welcoming locals and visitors alike since opening in 1997. With a focus on local marine life, Kagoshima City Aquarium is known for its legendary Kuroshio Tank, a massive and comprehensive display of sea creatures and sea life from the Kuroshio Current which passes by Kyushu and includes specimens such as rays and whale sharks. The aquarium’s distinctive architectural design and warm ambiance create a quirky and welcoming scene and it’s not a surprise, then, that it’s one of the city’s main tourist attractions. The space’s Dolphin Pool holds three dolphin shows each day and has become a huge hit over the years with tricks and fun aimed at families and couples who come to enjoy the spectacle.
Shotengai (traditional shopping arcades) are the veins that run through the cities of Japan. Bastions of independent businesses and arteries of the communities they serve, shotengai play a crucial role in local areas around the country. In Kagoshima the main and most renowned shotengai is Tenmonkan which is named after an astronomical observatory (tenmon) which used to be located there in Edo times. There are a plethora of small, independent boutiques, chain stores, cafes, restaurants, and local specialty stores perfect for picking up some unique souvenirs. Bustling, engaging, and atmospheric, Tenmonkan is a must-visit for guests looking for something local and to find products and experiences that you can't find in big cities. The area of Tenmonkan is also known for being a central location regarding accommodation with several hotel chains and independent operators based here.
One of Japan’s top cultural attractions, Nagashima Museum overlooks downtown Kagoshima and Kagoshima Bay area and reflects the country’s intrinsic relationship with both international and domestic art. With a multitude of gallery spaces, each devoted to a particular theme such as local art, western art, and collections from the New World, space is a bastion of culture on the island. Visitors flock from far and wide to peruse the vast array of world-class art on display including work by Rodin and Renoir. Opened in 1989 Nagashima Museum, a few points set it apart from other galleries in that some of the exhibits are shown in the museum grounds which are quite extensive. Subtropical trees and nature populate the outdoor spaces and can be a pleasant way of experiencing some air after spending hours in the indoor gallery spaces. The former name of Kagoshima was Satsuma with the island being known for its exquisite porcelain satsuma-ware ceramics. Gallery 5 is devoted to local ceramics and is a prime example of the stunning and idiosyncratic art which came from local areas of Japan in the Edo and Meiji eras. It’s a beautiful museum and the views are equally as stunning. It’s not often that art lovers can experience incredible views of a small island and witness awesome of the world’s best art exhibits at the same time.