Highlights ▶The Ecological Garden ▶The specimen plantations ▶Major bamboos and Sasa bamboos species in the Specimen plantations ▶Kyoto's Historical Heritage ▶The Tea Room “Chikufuken”
Major bamboos and Sasa bamboos species in the Specimen plantations
![生態園外観](https://chikurin-park.com/_common/img/seitaien/img_12.jpg)
The Bamboo Park has 110 species of bamboo and bamboo grasses planted. Each species is planted in a location that takes into account the park's geographical features, sunlight and other environmental factors. In the Ecological Garden, distinctive species are planted along the boardwalk and bamboo pathways for viewing. This page introduces the most important species and those with high ornamental value.
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Phyllostachys pubescens Maz.ex Houz.de Le.
/Moso-chiku
![](https://chikurin-park.com/_common/img/mihonen/img_07.jpg)
Phyllostachys bambusoides Sieb. et Zucc.
/Madake
![](https://chikurin-park.com/_common/img/mihonen/img_08.jpg)
Phyllostachys nigra Munro var. Henonis Stapt
/Hachiku
![](https://chikurin-park.com/_common/img/mihonen/img_09.jpg)
Phyllostachys bambusoides var holochrysa
/Ougon-Chiku
![](https://chikurin-park.com/_common/img/mihonen/img_10.jpg)
Phyllostachys pubescens var. Nabeshimana S.Suzuki
/Kinmei-chiku
![](https://chikurin-park.com/_common/img/mihonen/img_11.jpg)
Phyllostachys bambusoides var. castilloni-inuersa
/Ginmei-Chiku
![](https://chikurin-park.com/_common/img/mihonen/img_12.jpg)
Phyllostachys nigra Munro
/Kurochiku
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Sinobambusa Tootsik (Siebold) Makino
/To-chiku
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Sinobambusa Tootsik form. albo-striata Muroi
/Suzuko-narihira
![](https://chikurin-park.com/_common/img/mihonen/img_15.jpg)
Pleioblastus Fortunei (Van Hou.) Nakai
/Chigo-zasa
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Pleioblastus viridistriatus (Sie.) Makino
/Kamuro-zasa
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Shibataea kumasaka (Zoll.)
/Okame-zasa