Japanese garden

The Japanese Garden in the Palermo district of Buenos Aires, made in the Japanese style, was founded in 1967, on the occasion of the visit of the Japanese emperor. It's very quiet and beautiful. It can be visited all year round and is carefully monitored and cared for by specialists. They often make movies here. On the territory of the garden there is a building that includes shops, a restaurant, a cultural center.

There are carp in the pond, and dwarf trees grow along the banks and there is an alley with cherry trees. Also in the garden is a red bridge, which is called the bridge of God, and it symbolizes the way to paradise. In the Japanese garden there is a small Japanese house that you can see. In the garden it is very pleasant to relax from the hustle and bustle of the city, and also to breathe fresh air.