Kikko Park
Kikko Park
Kikko Park
Kikko Park
Kikko Park
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Kikko Park

3 of 9 in Iwakuni

Kikko Park (吉香公園, Kikkō Kōen) in Iwakuni is a beautiful, spacious park full of scenic walking paths, fountains, and lush plants. It’s also home to the statue of Kikkawa Hiroyoshi, the third lord of Iwakuni, who is credited with initiating the construction of the Kintaikyo Bridge. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful stroll through the park while learning about the area’s rich history.

Kikko Park is built on the former residence of the Kikkawa family, who ruled during the Edo Period (1603-1868). This historic site includes former samurai residences, museums showcasing historical artifacts, and beautiful landscapes. After visiting the park, you can also explore the surrounding area, which is filled with more sites of interest related to Iwakuni’s feudal past.

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Kikko Park is just a short walk from Kintaikyo Bridge, and buses from Iwakuni and Shin-Iwakuni Stations take 15 minutes to reach the Kintaikyo bus stop.

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