Yōsui-en
養翠園
Yōsui-en is a rare, privately owned daimyo garden with a unique seawater pond.
What it is
- A Japanese chisen kaiyushiki (pond-stroll) garden.
- Built from 1818 to 1826 by Tokugawa Harutomi.
- Named by Sanjo Kin'osa.
- Japan's only privately owned daimyo garden.
What to see
- A 33,000 square meter garden.
- A shioiri pond with drawn-in seawater.
- A unique straight-line Mitsuhashi bridge.
- Garden composition mimicking China's West Lake.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Yōsui-en Open in Google Maps
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