Tokugawa Park

I ran around, because I was late, I couldn't get in very much, I could only look at the door. The garden is beautiful, a small space, there is such an environment as a house, the owner must be very comfortable at the time. The service attitude is very good, it is a pity that I can't go in.

Tokugawa Garden, located in the downtown area of Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, is a must-check attraction in Nagoya. In mid-November, the autumn meaning was getting stronger, ginkgo sprinkled with gold, yellow dyeing cream, maple leaves were red, autumn water was rippling, sunshine and hazy, and the years were quiet. Tokugawa Garden is also a famous monument in Japan. In the Japanese Shogun era, the emperor became the emperor, and the samurai class actually ruled Japan, including the Tokugawa Shogunate, which ruled Japan for 300 years. Tokugawa Garden is located about 3 kilometers east of Honmaru, Nagoya City, Japan. This is the second generation of Tokugawa Mitsukoshi, the head of the three households, Otsukoshi, who relocated here in the eight years of Yuanyu (1695), the Dazenggen mansion he built for reclusive use. There is also a Tokugawa Art Museum in the park, which contains treasures collected by the Tokugawa family for generations. Although it cannot be photographed, it is worth visiting.

"Tokugawa Garden" is the old house of the Tokugawa family in Tatsukawa. It is very convenient to transportation from Nagoya city center. "Red Leaf" and "Japanese Garden" can almost be said to be a classic combination of maple viewing. It is a return-style big-name garden built by boulders, plants, bridges and spring pools. The style is elegant, and the scenery of about 300 red maple trees in the park after mid-November is varied with the undulating terrain and night lights.

I like it very much, I went in winter, so there are not many people. In addition to our family of three, we saw three people. The toilet equipment is perfect. The difference between this garden and the Chinese garden is that it follows the terrain. Very simple but there is a simple beauty here. The waiter's attitude is pretty good. The only downside is that it is a little distance from the subway station.

Tokugawa Garden has a high cost-effective rate. If you just visit Tokugawa Garden, the ticket is only 300 yen. If Tokugawa Art Museum plays together, the pass is 1350 yen, which feels a little expensive. The first thing to come into the garden is a large clear pool of water. There are bridges and willows on both sides. There are many Koi in the pool. They are big and fat. They can buy some fish for feeding. The Tokugawa Museum of Art is relatively backward, and photographs are not allowed inside. There are also some paths in the garden, very quiet, you can follow the path to find streams, hidden in a green plantation, listen to the sound of the water, feel far away from the noisy city, very pleasant. There is a large lawn in the garden with hibiscus flowers. It is very beautiful. There is a picture on the sign. As time goes on, the temperature will change, and the color of hibiscus flowers will change according to the temperature.

Tokugawa's private house courtyard, landscape and forest gardens are all available, I am very envious of such gardens with various planting sites, waterfalls, water flows, bridges, Japanese-style dry landscapes... beautiful and exquisite and solemn atmosphere, many wedding couples come to take wedding photos. The pool is very large, and the salmon are fat. There are not many cherry blossoms, but autumn must be very beautiful. I love the small farmhouse courtyard, which is quite interesting.