Autumn

Suma Rikyu Park

Course No.②

Suma Rikyu Park

A spot where you can enjoy nature in every season. Many people visit during the autumn foliage season. Convenient access via public transportation. Enjoy around 600 maple trees, including Iroha Momiji (Acer palmatum), mainly in the botanical garden area!

History

Origin and History of Suma Rikyu Park

Origin and History of Suma Rikyu Park

Suma Rikyu Park is a municipal park developed on the site of the former Imperial Villa Muko Rikyu. Known for its roses and cherry blossoms, it offers enjoyment throughout the seasons.
In addition to plant viewing, there are facilities like the Children's Forest Adventure Course athletic field and Children's Playground, providing ample entertainment for children and allowing families to enjoy the park in their own ways.

Spot

Sights and Landmarks

1
Maple Tree-lined Path

Maple Tree-lined Path

A path lined with maple trees extending about 150 meters, creating a tunnel of autumn foliage during fall. In June, visitors can enjoy hydrangeas.

2
Maple Waterfall

Maple Waterfall

At the peak of the season, the park is adorned by autumn foliage and its fountain is illuminated, creating a fantastical atmosphere different from the daytime.

3
Japanese Garden

Japanese Garden

The autumn foliage in the Japanese garden exudes a solemn atmosphere. It preserves the former residence of the Okazaki Zaibatsu in its original state. It is also available for private rentals.

4
Midori Waterfall

Midori Waterfall

When autumn arrives, the maple leaves hanging over the waterfall are reflected on the water's surface, painting it in vivid colors.

Please check out detailed information by using mountain maps or web applications
beforehand and enjoy your fun and safe hiking!

Train/Bus: Get off at Tsukimiyama Station on the Sanyo Electric Railway
and walk about 10 minutes along the Rose Path

Sanyo Electric Railway

Tsukimiyama Station

Kobe Municipal Suma Rikyu Park
https://www.kobe-park.or.jp/rikyu/
Telephone 078-732-6688
Admission Fee: Adults 400 yen, Elementary and middle school students 200 yen
Opening Hours: 9:00 to 17:00
Closed: Thursdays (If Thursday falls on a public holiday, closed the following day)