Hakone Estate and Gardens

I grew up in the Santa Clara Valley, and we came here a few times as a kid. As an adult, though, I swing through here every time I come to the Bay Area. It's so beautiful and peaceful. Most recently, I attended a wedding here. It was small but so intimate, so gorgeous. I bet the photos will be fantastic! Of course, those of us guests did a few photo shoots ourselves. This place is a must-see, especially if you're even the littlest bit stressed.

Very beautiful, very beautiful scenery. The colorfulness makes people feel very comfortable, suitable for taking children

Very close to the Bay Area, the scenery is very good. It is worth going on weekends and holidays, and the whole family travels together.

It is equivalent to a park, with green trees addicted, flowers and plants everywhere, and the environment is very beautiful. However, such a park can be seen everywhere in Santa Clara, and the community I rented also has such a garden.

Small parks - Saratoga, California, came to California, and they were all parks hhh. But each park has different characteristics, and one of them is a small fairy park that has rarely been dug up. Even I was mistaken, and there was no such green park in the itinerary. Passing through Hakone Garden on the way, I saw a corner of the park, and suddenly attracted us. The purple flower vines climbed the wall and worked hard to grow up. Finally, I could finally reveal my head. It was a motivational feeling~ I decided to change the itinerary and go to see it first. The park is not big and it is free. After entering, I finally realized what is green, and all the green plants in the purpose grow fat and lush, as if they are pampered with fat dolls. And the color is very rich, unlike other parks, it is basically green, and it is inevitable to see more aesthetic fatigue~ There is also a barbecue area inside the park. Since we came here temporarily without any equipment materials, the barbecue here seems to be locals. A local resident enthusiastically pulled us to share food, and the humanistic and natural care of this moment made me forget it.