Shukkeien Garden

A very exquisite and quiet attraction, similar to a small park, many pine trees are trimmed quite beautiful, there are few tourists, there are beautiful brocades in the lake, there are birds, crows on the tree, a delicate and elegant landscape garden.

A very natural small park, the natural environment here is still very special, there are many colorful natural landscapes to enjoy, when I came here, I also saw a lot of children, the park is very good bridge water.

The shrinking garden is a small Japanese-style courtyard. I heard that it is the private house of the owner. The name of the landscape is very elegant. The Qingfeng Hall, Dianchi Lake, etc. Here you need to buy tickets. Don’t look at the small garden. It takes a lot of time to turn around.

The miniature garden, as the name implies, is a pocket version of the collection of places of interest, but also because it mimics and narrows the West Lake scenery in Hangzhou, China. The center of the shrinking garden is the irrigation pool, which is dotted with more than a dozen islands, large and small, surrounded by small mountains, and accompanied by small bridges, streams, pavilions, tea rooms and so on. The cross-Hongqiao in the middle of the irrigation pool has typical Japanese architectural characteristics, with small arcs and small and exquisite. The two buildings of the shrinking garden Qingfeng Hall and Mingyue Hall are the absolute central buildings of the garden. The traditional Japanese style is covered with a simple bark roof. The area of the shrinking garden is not large, and it is even smaller and elegant against the backdrop of the high-rise buildings around the four. There are brocades and turtles in the irrigation pond. The large number and large volume of brocades are the largest I have ever seen. As long as someone throws food, the scene can't be looked directly at, and no matter how beautiful and noble animals still have the essence of "birds for food and death".

The scenic courtyard of Hiroshima faces Hiroshima City and walks straight all the way. Next to it is the Hiroshima Art Museum. I like the design of the shrinking garden. There are bridges and viewing pavilions around the main pool. The scenery changes with the perspective. I occasionally met couples who came here to take wedding photos. There is also a Chinese medicine garden in the park. The maple forest is not small, and the red leaves are very beautiful in autumn. Especially recommended.

Sakura season, there is a night cherry exhibition at night. Tickets are not expensive, only about 200 yen. Very recommended! There are many kinds of cherry blossoms in the garden, and the lighting effect is great! Compared with the daytime cherry blossoms, don't have a flavor.