🌸 Nagoya Tokugawa Garden: A historical garden of tranquil beauty 🏯🌿

Tokugawa Garden is a shining cultural pearl in Nagoya. Located next to the Tokugawa Art Museum, it is a garden full of traditional Japanese style. This was originally the residence of the lord of Owari Domain of the Tokugawa Shogunate, and has now become a leisure spot that showcases Japanese garden art and historical culture. 🪷 Garden Features Tokugawa Garden was designed in the style of a daimyo garden. Its core is a large pond, symbolizing the source of life. The pondside is dotted with waterfalls, small bridges, stone lanterns, and well-arranged flowers and trees. The design of the entire garden follows the concept of "borrowing scenery", integrating distant mountains and nature into the garden to form a moving landscape painting. 🌳 Must-see highlights: 1️⃣ Longmen Waterfall: It symbolizes the legend of carp leaping over the dragon gate. The clear stream of the waterfall makes people feel the power and tranquility of nature. 2️⃣ Beautiful scenery of the four seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, fiery red maple leaves in autumn, and quiet snowy scenery in winter. Each season has its own charm. 3️⃣ Pond and Spring Garden: Strolling along the paths in the garden, you can enjoy the pond and landscape from different angles, as if you were in a painting. 🏛️ The cultural connection between the Tokugawa Art Museum and the garden Tokugawa Garden is connected to the Tokugawa Art Museum, where visitors can appreciate the precious cultural relics of the Tokugawa family and the natural beauty of the garden at the same time. The museum displays armor, calligraphy and paintings, and tea utensils, allowing people to gain a deeper understanding of the culture and life of the Tokugawa period. 🗓️ Park Information Opening hours: 9:30am to 5:30pm (last admission at 5:00pm) Tickets: 300 yen for adults, free for children (even more discounts if combined with the Tokugawa Art Museum ticket) Transportation: Take the Nagoya Metro to Ozone Station and walk for about 15 minutes. #NagoyaTravel