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A Question about Japanese Rock Gardens

by Anne
(New York)

Japanese Garden Pictures

Japanese Garden Pictures

I have heard about the beautiful Japanese rock gardens. Are there such Japanese gardens or parks in Tokyo?
If yes, which ones would you recommend to see first?
Thanks a lot,
Anne

*Your site is very beautiful and interesting.


Reply To Japanese Rock Gardens


A Japanese Rock Garden is one of the best things to do in Tokyo.
It's so unique, and such an important part of Japan culture.
When is the best time to visit Tokyo Japanese gardens? Autumn and spring are absolutely gorgeous. In Autumn the maple trees turn red and yellow.
Spring in Tokyo is the beautiful Cherry Blossom flower time.
The Japanese rock garden is considered a reflection of nature, so you will never see a Japanese flower garden. The elements used are rocks, water, sand and trees, and they are put together to reflect the seasons.
The Japanese treat the garden trees like babies.
You can see trees that have a crutch that was put there to support the lower branches to prevent them from falling and changing the harmony of the scenery.
My favorite Japanese Garden in Tokyo is Rikugien, but there's many more worth your time.
While you're visiting, take the time to Have Matcha green tea and Japanese desserts in the little tea house.

Thanks for sharing, Anne.

General Info - my favorite Top 5 gardens in Tokyo.

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