Japanese Village

Must do for culturally interested visitors! Japan was one of the strongest trade partners 1600 and the small museum explained this really well. Quiet garden with a nice coffee house next to the river. Bring a second T-shirt, AC is really cold there. Disclaimer: we like Japan a lot :)

Do not recommend buying tickets because at 4:30pm everything in the “village” is already closed - but you can briefly enjoy the beautiful park. It’s not a village anymore- just a nice peaceful park…with rude staff, so I won’t be visiting this beautiful place again. Sadly.

We love Japan and was curious about this village to see what it is about. It is actually more of a museum but also has some outdoor space to have a small walk. You will feel a bit like you are in Japan. Japan has a rich history with trading in the past with Ayutthaya, and many Japanese were living in Ayutthaya back then. To be honest, it is nice if you have a lot of time in Ayutthaya. But if you don't have much time, this is definitely something that should be on your top things to do in Ayutthaya.

This place is really great although have limited attractions, snack and restaurants it still has its own unique charm. Very laid back, Relaxed atmosphere with lesser tourists and visitors. Not hot at all 9ffers lots of shade to sit and relax after a long hot tour in Ayuthaya. Offers Very informative historical video about the Japanese settlement and it's significance with thai history. The food was not fresh and is frozen and only microwaved though so less star for that

While visiting temples around do not miss this japanese village so much to learn and experience such as wearing the traditional costume the store and ticketing booth is on the left side after the entrance 50 baht and 200 baht for costume

I visited the Japanese Garden recently and was very impressed. The place is beautifully maintained and is well worth the visit for just 50 THB. The garden itself is serene and charming, and there are two showrooms filled with fascinating exhibits that provide insights into Japanese culture in Thailand—exploring how and when the Japanese settled here long ago. A wonderful blend of natural beauty and cultural history, highly recommended!

Cool experience though a bit small but alot of history to it and you will most likely learn something new about ayutthaya

Interesting museum to visit with nice gardens and coffee shop. You can hire old styles of Japanese clothes to wear while there.