Jardín Japonés
Attraction
4.6 (125073 reviews)
Garden with Japanese landscaping, ponds, exhibits & a plant nursery, plus a sushi restaurant.
Av. Casares 3450, C1425EWN C1425EWN, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
+54 11 2257-2130
Did You Know?
Year of Inauguration
The Jardín Japonés was officially inaugurated in 1967, designed by Argentine landscape architect Carlos Thays as a gift from the Japanese community to Argentina.
Imperial Patronage
The garden was built to commemorate the visit of Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko (then Crown Prince and Princess) to Argentina, symbolizing the friendship between the two nations.
Cultural Hub
Beyond its beautiful landscapes, the garden features a traditional Japanese teahouse, a restaurant, a cultural center, and a gift shop, offering visitors a holistic Japanese experience.
Symbolic Fish
The serene pond in the garden is home to numerous colorful Koi fish, which are considered symbols of luck, prosperity, and perseverance in Japanese culture.
Highlights from Reviews
• peaceful escape
Offers a calm and serene green space in the middle of a busy metropolitan city, ideal for relaxation.
• photo opportunities
The garden provides beautiful landscapes and scenic spots, curated for appealing photographs.
• cultural activities
Offers engaging activities like origami workshops, robot servers, and occasional cultural demonstrations.
• well-maintained paths
Features pleasant and well-kept paths, ponds, and general cleanliness contributing to a good stroll.
• good restaurant
The on-site restaurant is praised for its delicious food, varied menu, and entertaining robot servers.