Rakusuien Garden
A small Japanese garden in central Fukuoka with a traditional teahouse, a pond, and walking paths.
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A small Japanese garden in central Fukuoka with a traditional teahouse, a pond, and walking paths.
Details
- Opening hours
- Mon09:00–17:00TueClosedWed09:00–17:00Thu09:00–17:00Fri09:00–17:00Sat09:00–17:00Sun09:00–17:00
- Business status
- Open
- Official website
- Link
- Phone
- +81 92-262-6665
Traveler highlights
Rakusuien is a stroll-style pond garden in central Fukuoka, once the villa of merchant Shimazawa Zenemon Chikamasa. It has a pond, paths, and the Rakusuian tea house. Views of bridges, water, stone lanterns, and plants change as you walk; the garden looks calm from the tea room. A suikinkutsu echoes with falling drops. Outside is part of the earthen Hakata wall, said to use stones and roof tiles burned in wartime. Maples turn red in autumn, and visitors can enjoy matcha and sweets at the tea house.
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