＜Numazu Imperial Villa Memorial Park＞A Landscape Shaped by Imperial Palace Architecture and Nature｜Numazu,MishimaFor recommended sightseeing and leisure spots inTabiiro

A Landscape Shaped by Imperial Palace Architecture and Nature

The "Numazu Imperial Villa Memorial Park" was originally established in the Meiji era as a retreat for the Imperial Family and is now cherished as a peaceful public garden. Within its spacious grounds stands the "West Annex," an example of court architecture that remains open for viewing, offering a glimpse into the refined lifestyle of the period. Seasonal and cultural exhibitions are held throughout the year, while "Kissa Shume"—preserving the atmosphere of Meiji-era living—serves dishes inspired by historical recipes, including curry and seasonal specialties available only at the villa. The landscape befitting a summer retreat, such as the coastal black pine grove and the view toward Mount Fuji, has earned portions of the grounds designation as a National Place of Scenic Beauty.

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Enjoy the Stunning Seasonal Transformations of the Garden

In the expansive garden, there are many attractions that change with the seasons, including the "Plum Blossom Viewing Tea Ceremony" in early spring, a picturesque path of vibrant hydrangeas and wind chimes surrounded by fresh greenery in summer, and the "Chrysanthemum Exhibition" and Noh performance "Kurimeigetsu no Utage" amidst the autumn foliage.

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Kissa Shume - a Café Preserving Meiji-era Charm

At "Kissa Shume," a former stable of the old main residence converted into a nostalgic Meiji-style coffee house, signature dishes include "Fuji-san Keema Curry," inspired by the shape of Mount Fuji, and "Goyotei Curry," prepared from recipes referenced from the Meiji era. Desserts feature selections such as "Heda Tachibana Yōkan" (traditional sweet bean jelly), made with the historic citrus variety "Heda Tachibana," along with matcha and seasonal items available only for a limited time.

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Imperial Villa: A Peaceful Park for Relaxation Enjoy a Stroll and Explore the Grounds

Numazu Imperial Villa Memorial Park

Address

2802-1 Shimokanukitogo, Numazu City, Shizuoka

Access

[Car] 25 minutes from Numazu IC on the Tomei Expressway; [Train] 15 minutes by car from Numazu Station on the JR Tokaido Main Line and Gotemba Line; [Bus] 3-minute walk from the "Goyotei" stop on all Izu Hakone Bus routes

Official Website

http://www.numazu-goyotei.com/

TEL

+81-55-931-0005Please inform the staff that you found us through "Tabiiro"

FAX

+81-55-933-3614

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Business hours

9:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. *Last admission to the West Annex: 4:00 P.M. / Kissa Shume: 10:00 to 2:00 P.M. (10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays)

Regular Holiday

New year holiday season

Fee

Including Admission to the West Annex:
General: 410 yen / Elementary & Junior High School Students: 200 yen / Garden Admission Only:
General: 100 yen / Elementary & Junior High School Students: 50 yen

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