吉水園, Japanese garden in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan.
Kishisuien is a traditional Japanese garden in Hiroshima Prefecture designed across multiple terraced levels. The landscape features ponds, streams, and natural vegetation arranged throughout different elevations.
The garden was founded during the Edo period as a private retreat for merchants and officials. Its original purpose as a place to escape urban activity has shaped its character ever since.
The garden displays traditional Japanese design principles where stones, plants, and water work together in harmony. Visitors find places for reflection throughout the space, where the arrangement of elements creates a sense of calm.
The garden is accessible by bus from Hiroshima Station with frequent departures throughout the day. The pathways are easy to walk, and there is plenty of space for strolling and exploring.
The garden is known for its collection of native Japanese maple trees that change color through the seasons. These seasonal color shifts create different visual experiences year-round.
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