What other travelers are saying about Shirotori Garden
It took us about 20 minutes to go from Atsuta-jingu to Shirotori Garden. The entrance fee was not expensive at all, and there was a lot to explore in the garden. The lake and waterfall were mesmerizing to watch — I felt like I could spend hours here just staring at the fish. The bamboos were also magnificent. Overall, it was a sublime view for those seeking serenity after a long day.
Outside food and drinks are not allowed in the garden, but there is a small café where refreshments can be purchased.
Unfortunately, pets are not allowed in Shirotori Garden to ensure the safety and cleanliness of the space.
There is no specific dress code, but we recommend wearing comfortable shoes, as there is a lot of walking involved.
Yes, photography for personal use is allowed in Shirotori Garden. However, drone photography is strictly prohibited.
Yes, Shirotori Garden hosts various events throughout the year, including tea ceremony demonstrations and cultural performances. Check our website for updates on upcoming events.
I don't know how someone posted pics of the garden 17 hours ago, but it's closed for the December holidays.
The first picture says it's closed from 29 December (more than 17 hours ago 😑) until 3 Jan, but the next picture shows they're closed until 5 Jan.
