Ishikawa Jozan, a notable samurai and literati from the early Edo period, was born in Anjo City. This traditional tea house was built to replicate Shisendo in Kyoto, where Jozan spent his last days.
Genuine Japanese gardens like the karayo-style garden, horai-style garden and chisen kaiyu-style garden that are reminiscent of Shisendo create a uniquely calming atmosphere. Enjoy the elegant scenery that changes with the seasons.
| Location | : 〒444-1221 180-1, Nakahongo, Izumi-cho, Anjo-City, Aichi |
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| Fee | : Adults 100 yen, groups (10 persons and over) 80 yen, junior high school age and under free (May change depending on the events being held) |
| Opening days / hours |
: 9:00 to 17:00 (last admission at 16:30) Some events go later into the night, check previously (be careful as buses end quite early) |
| Place | : Jozan-En Tea House & Garden (Jozanen) |
| Parking | : 60 free parking spaces |
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| Restrooms | : Available |
| Holidays | : Monday (open if Monday is a public holiday), year-end and New Years (December 28 to January 4) |
| Phone number | : 0566-92-7780 |
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