Aritaki Arboretum
越谷アリタキ植物園
A tranquil arboretum showcasing diverse trees, including rare species and a Harvard gift.
What it is
- An arboretum honoring botanist Tatsuo Aritaki.
- Established as 'Shokaen' garden in 1898.
- Expanded in 1927, opened to public in 1969.
- Designated a museum-equivalent facility in 1966.
What to see
- About 3,500 types of trees and flowers.
- Giant metasequoia, Chinese tallow, and linden trees.
- A horse chestnut tree gifted from Harvard University.
- Bald cypress and tabunoki, city natural monuments.
- Covers an area of 7,200 square meters.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Aritaki Arboretum Open in Google Maps
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