Overview
The largest Japanese garden outside Japan, a tranquil oasis of koi ponds, stone bridges, and tea houses within Palermo's parks.
Highlights
- Koi Ponds: Massive ornamental koi carp that visitors can feed.
- The Bridges: Traditional arched red bridges symbolizing stages of life.
- Cultural Events: Ikebana, origami workshops, and tea ceremonies.
History
Created in 1967 to honor Emperor Akihito's state visit, maintained by the Japanese-Argentine community.
Visitor Tips
- Tea House: Green tea and Japanese pastries lakeside.
- Duration: 45–60 minutes.