Japanischer Landschaftsgarten
Japanischer Landschaftsgarten lies within Planten un Blomen in Hamburg, where paths lead between rocks, streams and quiet ponds. Water and stone shape the views as you move through the garden.
Japanese landscape architect Yoshikuni Araki designed the garden, which was established in 1988. Its layout creates changing perspectives across the water, rocks and planted spaces, offering a calm setting within the city park.
A rustic Japanese tea house stands nearby, with a terrace overlooking a small lake and summer tea ceremonies. Across the Messegang, another Japanese garden joins this landscape to form a central part of Planten un Blomen.
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