[2025 Nagoya Attraction] Travel Guide for Shirotori Garden (Updated Jan)

Beautiful and gorgeous garden in the middle of the city, just few minutes walking out of the Atsuta shrine ⛩ There is an entrance fee but it gives you a free bus ride to the metro station so is quite a good deal. The place is gorgeous and has a small waterfall, a gorgeous lake a tea house and so many gorgeous plants and trees. It's a very special place because it's an example of how humans can live in harmony with nature showing us how they built that garden just besides the river. Recommended and worth the price #2023TravelWish #tripblazers #fallingforfall #spooktaculartrip #japan #nagoya #garden #japanese #waterfall #travel #japan2022 #lake

In the heart of Nagoya, there lies a tranquil oasis—Shirotori Garden. This Japanese garden not only allowed me to appreciate the beauty of nature but also experience the charm of traditional Japanese culture. Upon entering Shirotori Garden, the first thing that catches your eye is the serene lake. The surface of the lake glistens, reflecting the surrounding trees and sky, bringing a sense of joy. Walking along the stone path, the scenery changes with the seasons. Now in autumn, the leaves are starting to change color, with golden maple leaves interwoven with greenery, creating a vivid picture. I came across a small bridge, under which a stream gently flows, as if softly narrating the stories of this land. Continuing along the path, I encountered a traditional Japanese tea house, from which a faint aroma of tea wafted out. Sitting on a stone bench in the garden, enjoying a cup of matcha, I felt a sense of relaxation, as if time had stood still. The flowers in the garden are also very captivating. Whether it’s the blooming cherry blossoms or the chrysanthemums in full bloom, they are all mesmerizing. I particularly liked the exquisite rock formations and streams, with water flowing gently between the rocks, bringing a sense of tranquility and harmony. As the sun set, the atmosphere of Shirotori Garden became even more enchanting. Lights began to illuminate, casting a glow on the surroundings, making the entire garden seem to be draped in a veil of mystery. The lake at night reflected the starry sky like a mirror, adding a touch of romance. Shirotori Garden is a perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Whether it’s the natural beauty during the day or the charm of the lights at night, this place made me feel the blend of nature and culture. This visit not only relaxed my mind but also gave me a deeper understanding of traditional Japanese culture. I look forward to returning to this beautiful place again!

#nagoyatrip It is a well-maintained traditional Japanese-style garden, with bamboo trees, bamboo fence and bamboo-lighting bases, wood bridge, large stone steps, tea house, and all sorts of trees and flowers which fit for Japanese traditions, such as pine trees and Japanese maples. The Garden has clear road signs for major directions, although visitors have to be cautious for stone steps near or around water, including river stream, because they may have moss and can be slippery. It has vending machines which sell water, soda, coffee, and juice, Visitors who bought one-day Nagoya Subway or Nagoya Subway and Bus Tickets can enjoy 20% discount for Garden Admission Fee.

Shirotori Park is another popular park in Nagoya that is very gorgeous when Autumn comes. It is another great location to do Autumn Foliage viewing. What I love about this place is that, it provides a huge open area, which is very scenic because of the traditional theme that they incorporated in their buildings and bridges. There were a lot of fishes and birds around. You can buy them food and feed them. Plus, entrance fee is only ¥300. #wintergetaway