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Shukkeien is a pleasant Japanese style garden in Hiroshima which was originally constructed for the villa of the local daimyo (feudal lord) in the 17th century.
Shukkeien literally means "shrink scenery garden", as it displays a Chinese scenery in miniaturized form with a pond, small islands, bridges and various plants. Shukkeien is a stroll garden, best enjoyed by following a circular route.
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Shukkeien is a 15 minute walk from Hiroshima Station, located just next to the Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum. Streetcar number 9 stops just in front of the garden at "Shukkeien-mae". From Hiroshima Station, take streetcar line 1, 2 or 6 to Hacchobori where transferring to streetcar line 9.
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Kasuga Ryokan
A family run, Japanese inn. 3 min to the Peace Park, 1 min to a streetcar stop. Clean shower. Friendly, helpful staff.
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