Dijon Japanese garden, Japanese garden in Dijon, France.

Dijon Japanese garden is a landscaped space in the city of Dijon, France, combining traditional Japanese garden design elements. The space is shaped by a central waterfall, decorative stone lanterns, a red pagoda and teahouse, surrounded by plants typical of Japanese gardens.

The garden resulted from a Franco-Japanese collaboration between Dijon and Koshigaya, a city in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. In 2023, during Japan Week, Dijon began exchanges with Kumamoto Prefecture and launched a restoration and enhancement programme for the garden. It is now a member of the French association of Japanese gardens.

The garden displays traditional Japanese design with two islands representing the turtle and crane, each carrying symbolic meaning rooted in Japanese philosophy. These shapes shape how visitors move through and experience the space.

The garden sits on Rue Robert-Delaunay and opens daily from 7:30 AM until sunset with free entry for all. The pathways are well-maintained and easy to navigate for visitors of any ability.

The Himalayan pine is set off by a pagoda and a tea house, a pairing drawn from Japanese garden practice. The garden is a member of the French association of Japanese gardens, and in 2023 the city began a restoration and enhancement programme for it, with exchanges planned with Kumamoto Prefecture.