Babies enter free, yet gravel paths hinder strollers, and no nursing room or diaper table exists, so caregivers must carry or use a sling and plan changes elsewhere.
Note: Murin-an is 40% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Kyoto for a more suitable experience.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time to explore the garden and relax at the café without rushing with a baby.
Garden Stroll:
Walk the Meiji-era pond garden to see stepping stones, water channels, and Higashiyama views.
Tip: If stroller paths are uneven, enjoy views from inside the villa windows.
Garden Explanation:
Join the free 10-minute hourly talk on garden history and design.
Tip: Stand near reception for a clear view while holding your baby.
Murin-an Café:
Taste bean-jam pancakes and matcha drinks in the main house café.
Tip: Use the ground-floor seating area which is stroller-accessible.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
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Adult admission (2×600 ¥) | JPY 1,200 |
Café treats (2 items) | JPY 1,200 |
Total Estimated | JPY 2,400 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Visit in late October to early November to see maples turn red. Note admission rises to 900–1000 ¥ during peak autumn foliage and spring flower seasons.
Address: Japan, 〒606-8437 Kyoto, Sakyo Ward, Nanzenji Kusakawachō, 31 31番地
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Daniel Zhang
This intimate yet thoughtfully designed space packs all the essential elements of a traditional Japanese garden into one compact experience. The main tatami-floored viewing room offers comfortable seating where you can enjoy seasonal sweets while contemplating the view. Step outside to discover their specialty - an exquisite moss garden featuring remarkable biodiversity. The carefully curated var...
Karen Stafford
Pretty garden, not as manicured as most Japanese gardens, interesting history. This is why I gave it only 3 stars- when booking, they stressed that they only allow small groups in so you can have a calming experience and enjoy strolling the garden at your own pace. When we entered, there were at least 12 people waiting and there were at least 20 others milling about. I’m glad we didn’t opt for the...
Viktor Velchev
Stunning place! Sit here and enjoy the garden with a cup of tea instead of visiting another crowded spot. The sound of the water is so relaxing when combined with the view.
Alicja Sokolowski
It was a nice garden with a good relaxing atmosphere, but I think for the small space it’s a bit expensive. Not a must do activity. I think the area around is just as pretty and worth visiting instead
Hilal Aslan
My husband and I visited this hidden garden in June 2023, and it was truly a wonderful experience. We purchased our tickets on-site, which included tea and a cookie—a lovely touch. The place was peaceful and not crowded at all, making it even more enjoyable. We would definitely love to visit again!
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