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A garden of about six hectares in Mihara, made to mark the opening of Hiroshima Airport.
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A hill-and-pond strolling garden in Hongo, Mihara. Made to commemorate the opening of Hiroshima Airport, it covers about 6 hectares. Based on the scenery of the mountains and valleys of Hiroshima Prefecture and the Seto Inland Sea, it is made up of 3 zones: mountain, village, and sea. A Plum Festival in March, a Hydrangea Festival in June, and a Maple Festival in November are held. Admission is 350 yen for adult individuals and 180 yen for elementary and junior high school individuals.
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