Originally the estate of an Edo-period merchant and later refined by a feudal lord, Kiyosumi Garden was famously expanded during the Meiji Period by the founder of Mitsubishi to entertain distinguished guests. This traditional strolling garden centers around a sprawling pond framed by three islands and an impressive collection of prized landscape rocks sourced from across Japan. Visitors can meander along waterside paths, cross picturesque stone bridges, and take in the serene reflections of traditional teahouse architecture. It remains one of the city's most peaceful historical retreats for nature lovers and garden enthusiasts alike.
- Japanese Garden
- Historic Site
- Parks & Nature
- Landscape Garden
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