Kyu-Furukawa Garden

Kyu-Furukawa Teien(旧古河庭園)
The Western-style mansion in the Kyu-Furukawa garden was built by Josiah Conder in 1917. The adjacent garden was designed by him as well.
The Japanese-style garden in the lower area of the garden was constructed by the famous Kyoto garden designer Ogawa Jihei.
This garden is famous for:
- The rose garden
- The Japanese wax tree in fall
- The moss covered tea garden
- The huge artificial waterfall
- Gardeners working on a pine in the Kyu-Furukawa garden.
- Path along the pond at the Kyu-Furukawa garden.
- Stone bridge in the Kyu-Furukawa garden.
- Tree in nagare form at the pond in the Kyu-Furukawa garden.
- Snow viewing lantern in the Kyu-Furukawa garden.
More information and a digital guidebook are available on the website of Real Japanese Gardens.