Ukimido
Ukimido is a beautiful hexagonal pavilion with thatched cypress roofing, floating at one edge of the Sagi-ike Pond in Nara Park. The pavilion was originally built in 1916 however, due to deterioration it was restored and rebuilt over a period of three years from 1991, bringing it back to its former glory. A bridge reaches out to the pavilion from the bank of Sagi-ike Pond, making it possible for visitors to walk across to Ukimido. The surrounding cherry blossom, autumn leaves, and crape myrtle are very pretty too and the place has become a well known sightseeing spot. Visitors can enjoy the fantastic views of the pavilion lit up at night.
Spot details
- Address
- Nara Pref. Narashi Takabatakechou Kakiuchi 1170 Map
- Area
- Nara Park Area
- Phone
- 0742220375
- Hours
- Usually
- Closed
- open everyday
- Fees
- [Visit] Free
- Parking Lot
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Not available
※Charge parking available nearby
Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN
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- Tranquil
- Ukimido is a hexagonal wooden gazebo floating over the Sagiike Pond in the Nara Park near Kasuga Taisha Shrine. Its geometric shape reflects beautifully in the water below, and the building itself...
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- A nice place to walk when the weather is good.
- In good weather, this place is a great place to visit.I leaves havent started to turn quite yet but you can see the change is about to happen. I imagine this place would be spectacular when the...
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- Pleasant
- A pavilion in the middle of a pond. It’s a nice place to relax and very photogenic. A good place to come if you are sick of deer.
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