Tranquility at Jardin Japones

Located in Buenos Aires, Jardin Japones is a zen garden that captures the essence of Japanese culture through its landscaping and water features.

Founded in 1967 by the Japanese community in Argentina, it serves as a cultural venue that promotes Japanese heritage. The garden spans 2.5 hectares and includes ponds, arched bridges, and carefully curated plants. Popular attractions include the traditional tea house and a sushi restaurant, offering a taste of Japan amidst the lush greenery.

Notable Features

🌸 Armored Koi Ponds: Home to various koi species, these ponds are a centerpiece of the garden.

🏯 Tea House: Guests can enjoy traditional tea ceremonies in a serene setting.

🌳 Botanical Diversity: Features over 18,000 plants, including cherry blossoms and bamboo.

This garden is free to enter and attracts tourists, families, and culture enthusiasts alike, making it a must-visit in Buenos Aires.