The tea house serves tea and Japanese refreshments. The garden has proven a respite for many travelers, who enjoy the beauty of the well-maintained grounds, the sculptures and the gardens.

zen gardens, and rock sculptures. You'll also have the opportunity to enjoy tea and treats at the lovely tea house inside.

In the late sixth century, Zen Buddhist monks began creating simple gardens as a tranquil space for meditation. These karesansui, translated to dry landscape or dry mountain water in Japanese ...

Featuring koi ponds, arched bridges, shaded paths and a 60-foot waterfall, the Japanese Tea ... gardens and floral display are in bloom throughout the year. The restaurant at the garden, Jingu ...