• The West Annex, a palace building, gives a glimpse into the precious lifestyle of the time, and during certain times of the year special exhibitions are held that give a sense of the seasons and culture.
• Cafe Shuma also serves meals unique to the Numazu Imperial Villa, such as curry based on recipes from that time and seasonal specialties.
• Parts of the park, including the black pine forest and views of Mt. Fuji, have been designated as national scenic spots. There is also a "Fujimi Point" where you can see Mt. Fuji through the black pines.
• Besides black pines, there are also seasonal flowers such as plum blossoms and hydrangeas, and depending on the time of year, teahouses are open where you can enjoy tea while looking at the flowers.

Built as a retreat for the imperial family during the Meiji period, it is now a popular place of relaxation as a park. Within the vast grounds is the "West Annex," a palace building that can be visited, giving a glimpse into the precious life of the time.