
Shugakuin Imperial Villa
GardenImperial villa garden in northeast Kyoto with three terraced gardens offering mountain and valley views.
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Imperial villa garden in northeast Kyoto with three terraced gardens offering mountain and valley views.

Garden ranked number one in the world for over 20 consecutive years by the Journal of Japanese Gardening.

Nara's finest garden with front and rear sections framing views of Todai-ji and Wakakusayama.
Edo-period strolling garden in Takamatsu with 75 acres of ponds, hills, and pine trees against Mt. Shiun.
One of Japan's three great gardens in Mito, famous for its 3,000 plum trees blooming in spring.
Edo-period garden in Kumamoto featuring a miniature recreation of the Tokaido road and Mount Fuji.
One of Japan's three great gardens in Okayama, renowned for its spacious lawns and scenic rice paddies.
One of Japan's three great gardens in Kanazawa, featuring seasonal landscapes, ponds, and the iconic Kotoji lantern.