• Tokugawa Garden - Tokugawa-en is a classic Japanese strolling garden that was once owned by the Owari branch of the Tokugawa family. The garden is designed around a central pond, gradually revealing its picturesque views as visitors meander along its paths, embodying the kaiyū-shiki style of Japanese garden design. Drawing inspiration from China’s West Lake and shaped by the concept of shukkei, the landscape symbolically represents mountains and water within a confined space. Originally intended for relaxation and hosting distinguished guests, Tokugawa-en provides a serene introduction to the elegance and philosophy of Japanese gardens.

• Guided tour of Tokugawa-en garden
• Insight into Japanese garden design and philosophy

• Food and drinks
• Transportation to and from the garden

Join a guided tour to experience the tranquil beauty of Tokugawa-en, a celebrated daimyo garden in Nagoya. Uncover the thoughtful design and philosophy that harmonizes natural splendor with cultural importance in this traditional Japanese garden. As you wander through the meticulously arranged landscape, take in the ever-changing vistas of ponds, forested paths, and seasonal flora that create a peaceful ambiance. Gain insights into the historical significance of daimyo gardens in Japan and the relationship between nature and authority. This engaging journey offers opportunities for personal reflection, photography, and admiration of the garden’s living artistry.

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