Korakuen – A Historical Garden

Korakuen, established in 1700, is one of Japan's three noted landscape gardens, originally created for the feudal lords of Okayama. This Edo period garden showcases the artistry of landscape design with its meticulously maintained ponds, temples, and thriving crane population.

Historically, it served as a retreat for the ruling class, emphasizing harmony with nature. Unique features include a vast pond, traditional tea houses, and a scenic walking path lined with various flora.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🦅 Resident Cranes - Interact with the elegant cranes that inhabit the garden.
• 🏯 Traditional Tea Houses - Experience a tea ceremony in an authentic setting.
• 🌳 Seasonal Beauty - Enjoy cherry blossoms in spring and vibrant autumn foliage.

Access is free, making it a delight for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.