Kitagawa Village "Monet's Garden" Marmottan
北川村「モネの庭」マルモッタン
Monet’s Garden in Giverny, France, is well known as a place that fascinated impressionist artist Claude Monet. He spent half of his entire life in the garden as well as in his residence, which has an atelier, and devoted his time to yard work in the garden besides his creative activities. Monet’s Garden has been replicated in the nature-rich village of Kitagawa, Kochi Prefecture, as “Monet’s Garden Marmottan, Kitagawa Village.” It is the world’s only facility that is allowed to use the name “Monet’s Garden.”
Approximately 70,000 plants are grown on the premises of about 30,000 square meters and you can enjoy a beautiful landscape that changes from season to season. Blue water lilies that are particularly popular are in full bloom in the garden from around late June to early November.
Approximately 70,000 plants are grown on the premises of about 30,000 square meters and you can enjoy a beautiful landscape that changes from season to season. Blue water lilies that are particularly popular are in full bloom in the garden from around late June to early November.
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| Address | 高知県安芸郡北川村野友甲1100 |
|---|---|
| Telephone Number | 0887-32-1233 |
| Business Hours | 9：00-17：00 |
| Price | ●Age 15 and over : 1,000 yen ●Between age 6 and 14 : 500 yen ●Age 5 and under : Free ●Group admission price (20 persons or more) ・Age 15 and over : 900 yen ・Between age 6 and 14 : 450 yen |
| Directions | ●About a 10-minute drive or Kitagawa Municipal Bus ride from Nahari Station on Tosa Kuroshio Railway’s Gomen-Nahari Line ●About a 70-minute drive from Nankoku Interchange on Kochi Expressway |
| Word-of-mouth | Reviews (TripAdvisor) |
| Website | Website |
