Isuien Garden
Entrance to Isuien Garden.
Deer can also be found here.
Isuien Garden is a representative garden of Nara, located next to the grounds of Todai-ji Temple.
庭の向こうに見える屋根は「東大寺南大門」です。
依水園は、「南大門」の真西にあります。
茶室です。
This is ‘Sanshu,’ a dining place located just before the entrance ticket booth of Isuien Garden.
The building, with its thatched roof, was relocated from the early Edo period (around 400 years ago).
If you’re only dining, there’s no need to pay the entrance fee for Isuien Garden.
“Sanshu’s ‘Mugi-toro-meshi'”
Mugi-toro-meshi is a dish featuring barley rice and grated yam.
Yoshikien Garden
The entrance to Yoshikien Garden is next to that of Isuien Garden.
Owned by Nara Prefecture, there is no admission fee.
The moss garden, especially the cedar moss, and the autumn leaves are exceptionally beautiful.
A river called Yoshiki-gawa flows between Isuien and Yoshikien Garden, giving Yoshikien its name.
If you’re visiting Nara, feel free to stop by.
趣のある入口です。
紅葉の季節
The stunning autumn leaves of Yoshikien.
Yoshikien in hydrangea season (mid-June).
Hydrangeas are planted at the very back of Yoshikien.
Stone lantern
The rainy season has begun, and one of the highlights of Yoshikien, the moss, has transformed into a beautiful and calming green.
The maple trees and other plants have also turned a fresh and vibrant green.
Former Daijoin Temple Garden
Former Daijoin Temple Garden
View of the Nara Hotel from Former Daijoin Temple Garden.
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