What other travelers are saying about Fukushuen Chinese Garden
This place is a 10/10. Even the kids loved it. It’s beautiful and the history behind it is neat. There is a koi pond and you can pay 100 yen to feed them. The tickets are inexpensive so your whole family can enjoy. There is a parking lot just a block down the street. Very enjoyable and instagrammable place.
This garden is a must see if you are in Naha. I spent more than an hour touring the property, enjoying the scenery, and feeding the very hungry Koi fish. If you like taking pictures you’ll be in heaven. It is also one of the least expensive attractions I visited in Okinawa.
This beautiful garden is a hidden gem tucked away in the city of Naha. It offers a peaceful escape from the busy streets, with several distinct and unique areas to explore, each with its own atmosphere and charm.
One of the highlights is visiting in the evening – the garden stays open after dark, and soft lighting throughout the park creates a magical and serene ambiance. It’s a completely different experience from the daytime visit.
The entrance fee is very affordable, making it a great option for anyone looking to enjoy nature, beauty, and tranquility without leaving the city. Highly recommended.
Better than expected from the outside, this is a pretty elaborate garden with so much to explore. I loved the ‘hidden’ underground cave which places you behind the waterfall! The minimal entry fee is worth the reward.
Probably one of my favorites places in Okinawa ! It does not look much from the outside but it is actually quite huge inside with lots of intertwined paths. The scenery is amazing, with great Chinese and Japanese architecture, sculptures and beautiful flowers, ponds and waterfall.
It's quite inexpensive for the place and you can relax in a great environment for some time. It's so beautiful we saw a marriage photoshoot when we were there.
Visitors to Fukushuen Garden can enjoy beautifully landscaped gardens featuring Chinese-style pavilions, koi ponds, waterfalls, and a variety of plants and trees. The garden is designed to promote peace and tranquility, offering a serene escape from the city. Walking paths allow visitors to explore the garden's features, including a stone bridge, a tea house, and traditional Chinese sculptures.
The garden is beautiful year-round, but spring and autumn are particularly lovely times to visit due to the pleasant weather and the blooming of flowers in spring or the changing colors of the leaves in autumn.
Yes, photography is allowed in Fukushuen Garden, and it's a popular spot for capturing the beauty of traditional Chinese architecture and landscaping. However, visitors are encouraged to be respectful and avoid disturbing others while taking photos.
Comfortable, casual attire and walking shoes are recommended, as you'll likely be walking through the gardens and exploring various paths. Consider the weather and dress appropriately for outdoor activity.
