Isome-shi Garden
居初氏庭園
Explore a 17th-century Japanese garden and shoin, famous for its borrowed scenery.
What it is
- A Japanese garden and shoin, also called Tennenzuetei Garden.
- Created by Fujimura Yoken and Kitamura Yu'an.
- Completed by 1681, in the early Edo period.
- Designated a national Place of Scenic Beauty.
What to see
- The garden, a nationally designated Place of Scenic Beauty.
- The shoin, named Tennenzuetei by Jishu.
- Borrowed scenery of Lake Biwa and Mount Mikami.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Isome-shi Garden Open in Google Maps
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