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The Three Great Gardens of Japan consist of Kenroku-en in Kanazawa, Koraku-en in Okayama, and Kairaku-en in Mito. These gardens were created by feudal lords during the Edo period and showcase the beauty of seasonal landscapes and unique Japanese gardening styles. Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy different attractions: plum and cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greenery in summer, autumn foliage, and snow-covered landscapes with traditional rope supports in winter. Each garden features expansive grounds with teahouses and rest areas, allowing visitors to leisurely appreciate the authentic atmosphere of Japanese gardens. Today, these gardens are protected as cultural properties and serve as premier tourist destinations representing Japan's garden culture.
Kenrokuen is a strolling garden in Kanazawa, built by the Maeda lords. Its name means a garden that unites six contrasting sceneries.
Discover the beauty of Okayama, Himeji, and Kobe in one action-packed day. Visit a top Japanese garden, a UNESCO World Heritage castle, vibrant Chinatown, and breathtaking night views.
One of Japan's three great gardens. Experience Okayama Korakuen's seasonal beauty, enchanting night illuminations, and centuries-old landscape against Okayama Castle. Complete guide with access tips.