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Kikko Park

吉香公園

A pleasant green spot on the other side of the bridge, with some lovely flower gardens, large sprinklers for a soak on a summer day, and a popular cherry blossom viewing spot in April. Expect to meet some chatty locals here. The entrance to the park is overseen by a statue of Hiroyoshi Kikkawa, the feudal lord who directed the construction of the Kintai-kyo; the park was built on the grounds of the Kikkawa family home. There are two museums in the park for visitors interested in samurai culture and feudal Iwakuni.

Address
Yokoyama 2-6-51
Hours
24 hr

Listing from Wikivoyage: Iwakuni, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Updated 28 Sept 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.