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Kikko Park — Attraction in Iwakuni

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Kikko Park
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Nearby attractions
Iwakuni Shirohebi Museum
2 Chome-6-52 Yokoyama, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0081, Japan
Kintaikyo Bridge
Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0062, Japan
Kashiwabara Art Museum
2 Chome-10-27 Yokoyama, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0081, Japan
Iwakuni Chokokan Museum (Iwakuni Antiquities Museum)
2 Chome-7-19 Yokoyama, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0081, Japan
The Kikkawa Clan Family Graveyard
1 Chome-10 Yokoyama, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0081, Japan
Statue of Sasaki Kojiro
2 Chome-4 Yokoyama, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0081, Japan
Iwakuni Castle
3 Chome Yokoyama, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0081, Japan
Shinoo Hachimangu Shrine
4 Chome-1-8 Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0062, Japan
Nearby restaurants
Choshuya Kintaikyo-ten
2 Chome-2-3 Yokoyama, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0081, Japan
Sakura-no-chaya
2 Chome-3-10 Yokoyama, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0081, Japan
Musashi
2 Chome-1 Yokoyama, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0081, Japan
Musashi
Japan, 〒741-0081 Yamaguchi, Iwakuni, Yokoyama, 2 Chome−2
Kintaikyo Dining Sakura
1 Chome-1-7 Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0062, Japan
Tenbo-ichiba
1 Chome-1-42 Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0062, Japan
Tatsumiya
1 Chome-16-1 Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0062, Japan
Syokudo Yucci
2 Chome-17-20 Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0062, Japan
Fugetsudo
2 Chome-16-13 Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0062, Japan
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Kikko Park
JapanYamaguchi PrefectureIwakuniKikko Park

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Kikko Park

2 Chome-6-51 Yokoyama, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 741-0081, Japan
4.1(1.1K)
Open until 12:00 AM
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Outdoor
Cultural
Family friendly
attractions: Iwakuni Shirohebi Museum, Kintaikyo Bridge, Kashiwabara Art Museum, Iwakuni Chokokan Museum (Iwakuni Antiquities Museum), The Kikkawa Clan Family Graveyard, Statue of Sasaki Kojiro, Iwakuni Castle, Shinoo Hachimangu Shrine, restaurants: Choshuya Kintaikyo-ten, Sakura-no-chaya, Musashi, Musashi, Kintaikyo Dining Sakura, Tenbo-ichiba, Tatsumiya, Syokudo Yucci, Fugetsudo
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+81 827-41-1780
Website
kankou.iwakuni-city.net
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Nearby attractions of Kikko Park

Iwakuni Shirohebi Museum

Kintaikyo Bridge

Kashiwabara Art Museum

Iwakuni Chokokan Museum (Iwakuni Antiquities Museum)

The Kikkawa Clan Family Graveyard

Statue of Sasaki Kojiro

Iwakuni Castle

Shinoo Hachimangu Shrine

Iwakuni Shirohebi Museum

Iwakuni Shirohebi Museum

3.9

(734)

Open 24 hours
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Kintaikyo Bridge

Kintaikyo Bridge

4.3

(6.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Kashiwabara Art Museum

Kashiwabara Art Museum

4.1

(172)

Closed
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Iwakuni Chokokan Museum (Iwakuni Antiquities Museum)

Iwakuni Chokokan Museum (Iwakuni Antiquities Museum)

4.1

(112)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

Enjoy kimono, Tea Ceremony and Calligraphy
Enjoy kimono, Tea Ceremony and Calligraphy
Sat, Dec 6 • 10:00 AM
739-0588, Hiroshima, Hatsukaichi, Japan
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Single Marine Program - Tokyo Sightseeing Trip
Single Marine Program - Tokyo Sightseeing Trip
Wed, Dec 3 • 10:00 PM
Iwakuni, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi
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Holiday Tree Lighting - Vendor Registration
Holiday Tree Lighting - Vendor Registration
Sat, Dec 6 • 4:00 PM
Sakura Triangle, Iwakuni, Yamaguchi 740-0037
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Nearby restaurants of Kikko Park

Choshuya Kintaikyo-ten

Sakura-no-chaya

Musashi

Musashi

Kintaikyo Dining Sakura

Tenbo-ichiba

Tatsumiya

Syokudo Yucci

Fugetsudo

Choshuya Kintaikyo-ten

Choshuya Kintaikyo-ten

3.4

(205)

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Sakura-no-chaya

Sakura-no-chaya

4.0

(107)

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Musashi

Musashi

3.4

(33)

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Musashi

Musashi

4.0

(2)

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Reviews of Kikko Park

4.1
(1,127)
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5.0
3y

I would agree with the review that said it's a great date location! There are plenty of fountains, pretty trees, ice cream and food vendors, and historical sites all packed into this one area. There is a big pool-like fountain in the middle where kids (and adults) are allowed to swim so if you're coming on a hot day, prepare a swimsuit or shorts so you can take a dip. Some kids even brought floaties.

On the Kintai bridge side, there's a walkway with 3-4 soft served ice cream shops and a few restaurants that serve the local specialty: Yamaguchi sushi. It's a thick square of rice with lots of toppings, it kind of reminds me of lasagna in a way. There's also a restaurant that sells lotus root noodles (Yamaguchi is famous for its lotus root/renkon). If you don't speak/read Japanese, some vendors have English menus that you can point to if worst comes to worst, but they're very helpful and understanding!

I would recommend spending 2-3 hours in the area just to hit up all the sites, and while there's plenty of drink vending machines around, it's probably best if you bring your own water. It can...

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5.0
23w

Loved exploring the old samurai homes, watching the koi in the fountain, and seeing the White Snake Museum. The cherry blossoms in spring and golden ginkgos in fall are breathtaking, and the snack stalls near the entrance are perfect for a quick treat. It’s relaxing, historic, and photogenic—ideal for a half-day outing. Just bring water in summer and allow time for the castle ropeway too.

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✅ Tips • Visit early morning in spring or autumn to avoid crowds. • Bring a picnic blanket — the fountain-garden area is perfect for relaxing. • Combine your visit with Kintai Bridge and the Iwakuni Castle ropeway for a...

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5.0
6y

This place is full of beautiful statues and a shrine. White snake museum had a wonderful gift shop with various price ranges for gifts. There are several I've cream stands at the entrance. All the flavors are good and the service is always friendly and helpful. I love going on rainy days when there are less people. The mountain next to it with the Iwakuni Castle is lovely to look at in any weather or season....

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gotaemingotaemin
I would agree with the review that said it's a great date location! There are plenty of fountains, pretty trees, ice cream and food vendors, and historical sites all packed into this one area. There is a big pool-like fountain in the middle where kids (and adults) are allowed to swim so if you're coming on a hot day, prepare a swimsuit or shorts so you can take a dip. Some kids even brought floaties. On the Kintai bridge side, there's a walkway with 3-4 soft served ice cream shops and a few restaurants that serve the local specialty: Yamaguchi sushi. It's a thick square of rice with lots of toppings, it kind of reminds me of lasagna in a way. There's also a restaurant that sells lotus root noodles (Yamaguchi is famous for its lotus root/renkon). If you don't speak/read Japanese, some vendors have English menus that you can point to if worst comes to worst, but they're very helpful and understanding! I would recommend spending 2-3 hours in the area just to hit up all the sites, and while there's plenty of drink vending machines around, it's probably best if you bring your own water. It can be expensive!
Nevaeh TownsendNevaeh Townsend
Loved exploring the old samurai homes, watching the koi in the fountain, and seeing the White Snake Museum. The cherry blossoms in spring and golden ginkgos in fall are breathtaking, and the snack stalls near the entrance are perfect for a quick treat. It’s relaxing, historic, and photogenic—ideal for a half-day outing. Just bring water in summer and allow time for the castle ropeway too. ⸻ ✅ Tips • Visit early morning in spring or autumn to avoid crowds. • Bring a picnic blanket — the fountain-garden area is perfect for relaxing. • Combine your visit with Kintai Bridge and the Iwakuni Castle ropeway for a fuller experience.
A. LaneA. Lane
I love coming here. Every season is different and beautiful. My toddler loves visiting the cormorants and playing in the splash pad. There are several restaurants and ice cream spots in and around the area as well as souvenir shops by the bridge. There are also a couple of museums in the park. I love that such an amazing space is in our city.
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I would agree with the review that said it's a great date location! There are plenty of fountains, pretty trees, ice cream and food vendors, and historical sites all packed into this one area. There is a big pool-like fountain in the middle where kids (and adults) are allowed to swim so if you're coming on a hot day, prepare a swimsuit or shorts so you can take a dip. Some kids even brought floaties. On the Kintai bridge side, there's a walkway with 3-4 soft served ice cream shops and a few restaurants that serve the local specialty: Yamaguchi sushi. It's a thick square of rice with lots of toppings, it kind of reminds me of lasagna in a way. There's also a restaurant that sells lotus root noodles (Yamaguchi is famous for its lotus root/renkon). If you don't speak/read Japanese, some vendors have English menus that you can point to if worst comes to worst, but they're very helpful and understanding! I would recommend spending 2-3 hours in the area just to hit up all the sites, and while there's plenty of drink vending machines around, it's probably best if you bring your own water. It can be expensive!
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Loved exploring the old samurai homes, watching the koi in the fountain, and seeing the White Snake Museum. The cherry blossoms in spring and golden ginkgos in fall are breathtaking, and the snack stalls near the entrance are perfect for a quick treat. It’s relaxing, historic, and photogenic—ideal for a half-day outing. Just bring water in summer and allow time for the castle ropeway too. ⸻ ✅ Tips • Visit early morning in spring or autumn to avoid crowds. • Bring a picnic blanket — the fountain-garden area is perfect for relaxing. • Combine your visit with Kintai Bridge and the Iwakuni Castle ropeway for a fuller experience.
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Nevaeh Townsend

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I love coming here. Every season is different and beautiful. My toddler loves visiting the cormorants and playing in the splash pad. There are several restaurants and ice cream spots in and around the area as well as souvenir shops by the bridge. There are also a couple of museums in the park. I love that such an amazing space is in our city.
A. Lane

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