A luxurious moment, just for the two of you.

Immerse yourselves in the slow flow of time, facing each other with natural smiles in a blissful atmosphere.
Such a pre-wedding photoshoot is possible precisely because this is a historic Japanese garden.

Shirotori Garden offers a refined, top-class location.
Every spot within the garden highlights the beauty of your kimono, creating an elegant and picturesque setting.

With 3.7 hectares, it is the largest Japanese garden in Nagoya.
Home to about 1,500 trees, it provides a grand and diverse natural backdrop.

Centered around the tea houses Seiu-tei and Shioiri-tei, couples can enjoy seasonal scenery throughout the year.
The inner and outer garden paths of Seiu-tei are lush with greenery, transforming into breathtaking autumn colors.
Near Shioiri-tei, the iconic “Deai-bashi” (Bridge of Encounters) creates cinematic, dramatic photo opportunities.

You can also shoot against waterfalls, winter snow-frame decorations, or along the wooden corridor of the main building—taking a leisurely stroll through the garden as your memories are captured.

There are two tea houses and a large hall in the main building.
The room known as Ichinoma offers an open space with sweeping views of the garden.
Right next to it, Ninoma provides the perfect setting for intimate side-by-side poses and traditional tea house scenes.

Crossing the long covered corridor leads to Rireiseki, a tea house with large chair seating. Photos in front of this historic space are especially popular.
Sitting along the corridor with the pond in the background creates romantic kimono portraits by the water’s edge.

Located in Atsuta Ward, Nagoya

• Ranked among the Top 3 most popular kimono pre-wedding locations

• Offers high-quality, refined photoshoots

• Tea houses are available by reservation only, limited to 2–3 groups per day

• Both tea house interiors and seasonal outdoor scenery are available

• Extremely popular—advance booking is essential, especially in peak seasons

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2-5 Atsuta Nishimachi, Atsuta Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 456-0036
Closed: Mondays (next weekday if Monday is a holiday)
Permit Fee: ¥17,100　Entrance Fee: ¥300 per person
Website: http://www.shirotori-garden.jp/
Map: Shirotori Garden Google Map

Nearby attractions include Atsuta Jingu Shrine (a famous spiritual site in Aichi), Nagoya Congress Center, and the renowned eel rice restaurant Atsuta Horaiken, a must for Nagoya’s local cuisine.