Koga Holidays

This award-winning museum houses rare Dutch studies artefacts and chronicles Koga's history from antiquity to modern times. Explore three exhibition rooms featuring calligraphy works and Senseki Takami's collection.

Step into the preserved Edo-period home of Dutch studies scholar Takami Senseki. The serene garden features a rare non-Japanese maple tree, designated as a city Natural Monument.

This 25-hectare Japanese oasis showcases traditional farmhouses and serene ponds amid seasonal flora. Visit in late March to witness 1,500 peach trees bloom during the celebrated annual Peach Blossom Festival.

After visiting Eikouji Temple, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Koga. Make time to visit the monuments and shops while you're in the area.

Navel Park in Koga City blends outdoor recreation with culture, featuring log cabins, a pony ranch, and an underground maze. November's chrysanthemum festival displays intricate floral arrangements and bonsai art.

Japan's first seal engraving museum showcases this ancient calligraphy art in a historic 1920s stone storehouse. Visitors can admire master Ikui Shika's works and create their own seals in hands-on workshops.

You can find out about the history of Koga with a visit to Fukuhoji Temple. Amble around the area's forests or experience its museums.

This Western-style Taisho-era building showcases manuscripts and personal items of notable local authors. Explore the cultural legacy of Koga's literary figures through intimate exhibits and occasional salon concerts.