Japanese Gardens
“The garden is also a picture.” - Welcome to the World of Great Artistic Gardens
The gardens vary in appearance every day. In fact, we might never see each beautiful moment again, and this is why the whole garden is always full of beauty. The founder Adachi Zenko, with the belief of “the garden is also a picture”, devoted himself to gardening until he died at the age of 91. The gardens, including the Dry Landscape Garden, are about 165,000 square meters in total. They show various seasonal faces, and have good balance with the surrounding natural mountains. Thus, Adachi’s gardens are said to be a “living Japanese painting.”
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The Dry Landscape Garden
The Moss Garden
The White Gravel and Pine Garden
The Pond Garden
The Kikaku Waterfall