Kagoshima, Japan|Senganen Garden & Shangko Collection Hall & Imperial Palace (Shimadzu Family Residence)|Entertainment Ticket
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Highlights

  • Explore the stunning view of Sakurajima's garden from Sengan-en, a representative scenery of Kagoshima Prefecture.
  • Discover the architectural marvels and cultural heritage at the Imperial Palace (Shimadzu Family Residence), where Western culture was absorbed during the Meiji Restoration.
  • Experience the rich history of Japan’s modernization in an area listed as World Cultural Heritage in 2015.
  • Admire the Xianyan Garden, a 15,000-square-meter park filled with colorful flowers and historical displays from the Satsuma Domain.
  • Learn about Japan's oldest existing Western-style factory at the Shangko Collection Hall, now a valuable museum showcasing modernization changes.

Your Experience

Kagoshima is a pivotal location in Japan's journey towards modernization and was recognized as a World Cultural Heritage site in 2015. Visitors can explore the rich history of this area, which served as a guest house for both domestic and international guests from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji Restoration.

Architectural Experience

The architecture, design, and furniture within these historical sites provide an immersive experience into the life scenes of feudal lords across different periods. The Imperial Palace, once a residence for the Shimazu family, is particularly noteworthy as it showcases Western cultural influences absorbed by the clan.

Historical Sites

The Xianyan Garden, spanning 15,000 square meters and filled with seasonal flowers, offers stunning views of Sakurajima. It houses the Shokoshukan and the Imperial Palace, which display materials and cultural heritage from the Shimazu family's Satsuma Domain.

Modernization Insights

The Shanggu Collection Hall highlights Japan's modernization efforts during the Meiji Restoration. The area focused on military strength projects like iron smelting and shipbuilding while integrating Western technology, exemplified by the "Shuikan" factory group and its transformation into the "Shangko Shushuikan Main Building," now a museum.

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These tickets can't be rescheduled or cancelled.

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