Originally a Japanese Imperial mansion, it is now managed by the city and was opened as a park. The park was built over an area that was covered by a lava flow from Mt. Fuji in 1890.
At the center of the park is Kohamaga pond. The pond was once a water reservoir but is now almost depleted. As a result, lava rocks at the bottom of the pond can now be seen.
| Address | Ichibancho 19-3, Mishima, Shizuoka 411-0036 〒411-0036 静岡県三島市一番町19-3 |
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| Directions | JR |
| Business hours | April–Oct 9am–5pm(Last entry 4:30pm) |
| Holidays | Monday (If Monday is a holiday, the following day) |
| Contact | 055-975-2570 |
| Price | ¥300 |
| Websites | Official Site (JPN)https://www.city.mishima.shizuoka.jp/rakujyu/index.html |



