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Depending on the type of ticket purchased, you may be required to present relevant identification documents at the venue; if you are unable to present the required documents, you may have to pay the difference or be refused entry.
Facilities may temporarily cease operation (including the palace which may be closed for maintenance) or have its operating hours adjusted due to factors such as facility maintenance, season, or weather. Please refer to on-site announcements for actual operation and facility opening status.
Facilities may temporarily cease operation (including the palace which may be closed for maintenance) or have its operating hours adjusted due to factors such as facility maintenance, season, or weather. Please refer to on-site announcements for actual operation and facility opening status. When there are large crowds, the number of people allowed to enter the palace may be limited. The facility will be closed on the day of the Kagoshima Marathon. In the event of business closure or operational adjustments, we regret that we will not compensate for transportation, travel expenses, or other related costs incurred in traveling to the current location. -Entry Regulations and Prohibited Items-
Pets are not allowed in the park (except guide dogs/assist dogs/hearing dogs). Eating and drinking is prohibited in the palace. Shoes must be removed before entering the palace (shoes are not allowed inside). The use of shooting aids such as monopods, tripods, and selfie sticks is prohibited (subject to on-site regulations).
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ーSengan Gardenー
Sengan-en Garden, also known as Iso Garden, is located in Kagoshima Prefecture and was built as a villa garden by the Shimazu family in 1658 (the first year of the Manji era). The garden borrows scenery from Sakurajima Island and Kinko Bay, integrating the grandeur of nature into the landscape. It served as a reception hall for guests of the Satsuma Domain and later as the main residence of the Shimazu family after the Meiji Restoration. A stroll through the garden offers a unique experience, allowing visitors to simultaneously appreciate the interplay of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Shoko Seisekikan: A museum showcasing the Shimazu family and the culture of southern Kyushu. The building itself is one of Japan's oldest stone-built Western-style machine shops and is a constituent asset of the World Heritage Site "Site of Japan's Industrial Revolution during the Meiji Era." The museum displays a variety of exhibits, including cannons, Ryukyu ship models, and Satsuma Kiriko (a type of Japanese candy).
These tickets can't be rescheduled or cancelled.