Ohorikoen Japanese Garden
Ohorikoen Japanese Garden
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Derrick Aw
Singapore, Singapore1 356 bidrag
feb. 2025 • Familie
A quaint little beautiful Japanese garden situated in one end of Ohori park, accessible only by walking through the park itself if you come from the subway.
Seriously don’t expect to come here to meditate in all zenness, as the garden crams a lot of things so it doesn’t exude the typical minimalist designs. Many nice spots for photography. Well, that’s essentially the main reason to visit this garden haha. Be sure to wear bright colours!
Entrance fee is 250JPY and free for seniors above age 65 (show passport). Can spend 40minutes here.
Seriously don’t expect to come here to meditate in all zenness, as the garden crams a lot of things so it doesn’t exude the typical minimalist designs. Many nice spots for photography. Well, that’s essentially the main reason to visit this garden haha. Be sure to wear bright colours!
Entrance fee is 250JPY and free for seniors above age 65 (show passport). Can spend 40minutes here.
Skrevet 26. februar 2025
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bcheong
Shanghai, Kina51 536 bidrag
jan. 2025 • Forretning
A small well manicured japanese garden in Ohori Park. Good peaceful vibes and some good phototaking spots. Not crowded even for a sunny sunday morning
Skrevet 18. januar 2025
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けぴ
横浜2 324 bidrag
nov. 2024 • Alene
The emerald green pond is impressive despite the admission fee of 250 yen. It's not too big, but it's worth a visit. Don't miss the dry landscape in the back.
Skrevet 22. november 2024
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unescotravelbug
Wooster, OH4 718 bidrag
des. 2023 • Par
This garden was created in 1984 to commemorate 50 years anniversary of the Ohori Prefectural Park. This walled garden offer visitors’ chance to immerse in nature’s beauty and a quiet place to relax. It has all the important elements of a Japanese garden. It is worthy of mention that Kinsaku Nakane, who designed the landscapes is also known for his works on Adachi Museum of Art in Shimane Prefecture, Nijo Castle in Kyoto Prefecture, and Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
The entire garden landscapes are characterized by the nature elements of water-such as waterfalls, ponds and streams; forest trees for the landscaped garden space-such as black pine, cherry and maple; flowering shrubs such Satzuki azaleas. The flows of the water run from the upper ponds downwards to the largest pond epitomized the Pacific Ocean on the East of the Country. In this large pond there are three stone islands Shinsen Mishima, named after three Taoist immortal Horai, Hojo, and Yeishu. They float in the middle of the pond, symbolize perennial youth, longevity and eternal prosperity. The man-made hills and dense forests wrapped around this pond on the east, south and west, along the boundaries of the earthen walls. A three-stage waterfalls on the south, a mountain stream waterfalls on the south-east, linen-falling waterfalls on the east and meandering streams run through in between, characterized the compositions of mountains, valleys and ocean. The seasonal vibrant foliage brightens the scenery like a giant picturesque canvas painting. The evergreen black pines emit aromatic refreshing scents and cleanse every breath we take. The sounds of waterfalls and running streams energize our inner thoughts and strengthen our desires to preserve and protect nature’s well-being.
A special theme dry landscape, a.k.a. Karisansui (meaning dry mountain and water) featured raked white sand represents water, but with absence of the water; distant rocks represent mountains. The rock garden layouts exemplify the simplicity and purity of the Zen practice. In my opinions, Kinsaku Nakane not only transcended his genuine efforts to realize an eco-friendly green space, his contributions also bring aesthetic pleasing for many generations to come. Within the garden space, there are two traditional teahouses that hold tea ceremonies and offer refreshments.
This Japanese garden was a surprise side trip for us. We were told by our friend not to miss visiting Ohori Park, but he didn't mention the Garden. This was a bonus good find for us. We fell in love with its scenic beauty and spent our afternoon strolls mainly inside the garden. We were also given free entry after successfully showing our digital passport copies from my iPhone ! I highly recommend this specially designed garden, and don't forget to bring your passport or any other government issued photo ID if you are 65+.
To get there from JR Hakata Station, take subway Airport Line K (accessible from the JR Station) and get off at Ohori-koen/ Ohori Park (Fukuoka Art Museum), then follow the direction to the Garden entrance, about 15 min walk.
Garden opens 6 days a week, 9a to 6p May to September, 9a to 5p Oct. to April. Close on Monday or Tuesday when National Holiday falls on Monday. Close on New Year holidays 12/29-1/3
Admission ¥250. Senior 65 and older free, must present age proof document for free admission, such as passport for the foreigner visitor.
The entire garden landscapes are characterized by the nature elements of water-such as waterfalls, ponds and streams; forest trees for the landscaped garden space-such as black pine, cherry and maple; flowering shrubs such Satzuki azaleas. The flows of the water run from the upper ponds downwards to the largest pond epitomized the Pacific Ocean on the East of the Country. In this large pond there are three stone islands Shinsen Mishima, named after three Taoist immortal Horai, Hojo, and Yeishu. They float in the middle of the pond, symbolize perennial youth, longevity and eternal prosperity. The man-made hills and dense forests wrapped around this pond on the east, south and west, along the boundaries of the earthen walls. A three-stage waterfalls on the south, a mountain stream waterfalls on the south-east, linen-falling waterfalls on the east and meandering streams run through in between, characterized the compositions of mountains, valleys and ocean. The seasonal vibrant foliage brightens the scenery like a giant picturesque canvas painting. The evergreen black pines emit aromatic refreshing scents and cleanse every breath we take. The sounds of waterfalls and running streams energize our inner thoughts and strengthen our desires to preserve and protect nature’s well-being.
A special theme dry landscape, a.k.a. Karisansui (meaning dry mountain and water) featured raked white sand represents water, but with absence of the water; distant rocks represent mountains. The rock garden layouts exemplify the simplicity and purity of the Zen practice. In my opinions, Kinsaku Nakane not only transcended his genuine efforts to realize an eco-friendly green space, his contributions also bring aesthetic pleasing for many generations to come. Within the garden space, there are two traditional teahouses that hold tea ceremonies and offer refreshments.
This Japanese garden was a surprise side trip for us. We were told by our friend not to miss visiting Ohori Park, but he didn't mention the Garden. This was a bonus good find for us. We fell in love with its scenic beauty and spent our afternoon strolls mainly inside the garden. We were also given free entry after successfully showing our digital passport copies from my iPhone ! I highly recommend this specially designed garden, and don't forget to bring your passport or any other government issued photo ID if you are 65+.
To get there from JR Hakata Station, take subway Airport Line K (accessible from the JR Station) and get off at Ohori-koen/ Ohori Park (Fukuoka Art Museum), then follow the direction to the Garden entrance, about 15 min walk.
Garden opens 6 days a week, 9a to 6p May to September, 9a to 5p Oct. to April. Close on Monday or Tuesday when National Holiday falls on Monday. Close on New Year holidays 12/29-1/3
Admission ¥250. Senior 65 and older free, must present age proof document for free admission, such as passport for the foreigner visitor.
Skrevet 12. april 2024
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Musings_MJ
Singapore, Singapore765 bidrag
nov. 2023 • Familie
Ohori Park is huge and we were quite exhausted walking around the park when we stumbled upon the Japanese garden. It requires a small entrance fee but is worth every cent. Garden was immaculately maintained and autumn foliage made it the perfect photo spot. Note it is closed on Mondays.
Skrevet 4. april 2024
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Martina1888
Inverness, UK505 bidrag
nov. 2023 • Alene
A small and well-maintained Japanese garden within Ohori Park. It's very peaceful and has a few benches to sit down and enjoy the tranquility. There's a small entrance fee.
Skrevet 15. november 2023
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yumikoa609
6 185 bidrag
des. 2020 • Alene
隣の福岡市美術館の帰り
目の前だったので入ってみました
入館料250円
全体的に同じような風景ですが
とても整備されていて
きれいでした
松が多いです
新郎新婦の結婚式用の
写真撮影組が
たくさんいらっしやいました
出口が反対側です
目の前だったので入ってみました
入館料250円
全体的に同じような風景ですが
とても整備されていて
きれいでした
松が多いです
新郎新婦の結婚式用の
写真撮影組が
たくさんいらっしやいました
出口が反対側です
Skrevet 9. desember 2020
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TravelerBM
Tokyo (prefektur), Japan1 103 bidrag
sep. 2020 • Alene
年に1,2回福岡にきた時のランニングコースです。１週２キロと手頃で平地です。最近はスタバで仕上げもつけてます。のんびりします。
Skrevet 13. september 2020
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Masahi
Fukuoka, Japan7 335 bidrag
aug. 2019
約1時間半程度の時間調整が必要になり、エアコンが効いた車内で待つよりは足を延ばしたいと思い、大濠公園南側にある「大濠公園日本庭園」へ向かう事に。車は舞鶴公園第2駐車場に駐車してから大濠公園日本庭園に到着。入園料を徴収されます。一般（15歳以上）は240円かかりますので入園料を払って庭園内へ。なお入園時間は午前9時〜午後5時（入園は午後4時45分まで）。6・7・8月は午前9時〜午後6時、入園は午後5時45分までとHP上には記載されている。
この大濠公園日本庭園は大濠公園開園50周年を記念して築庭し、昭和59年に開園した築山林泉廻遊式の庭園との事。大濠公園日本庭園にある茶屋は開いているかと思えば全然開いてなく、ネットでHPを見たら「ご利用は、予約制となっております。」と書かれている。また毎月第1・第3火曜日が無料開放日になっているようで、友泉亭公園のようにいつでも入れるような施設ではないようです。友泉亭公園も素晴らしい庭園でしたが、この大濠公園日本庭園も素晴らしいものです。
この大濠公園日本庭園は大濠公園開園50周年を記念して築庭し、昭和59年に開園した築山林泉廻遊式の庭園との事。大濠公園日本庭園にある茶屋は開いているかと思えば全然開いてなく、ネットでHPを見たら「ご利用は、予約制となっております。」と書かれている。また毎月第1・第3火曜日が無料開放日になっているようで、友泉亭公園のようにいつでも入れるような施設ではないようです。友泉亭公園も素晴らしい庭園でしたが、この大濠公園日本庭園も素晴らしいものです。
Skrevet 11. april 2020
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graham t
Edinburgh, UK9 bidrag
feb. 2020
We were walking around the pond when I spotted the garden. A reduced entrance fee for visitors was welcome, but even at full price it was worth the money. As expected it was well maintained and laid out with a number of seating places to relax in. Unfortunately the grass was brown, but I imagine this is a seasonal thing along with the lack of blossom. It was still worth the visit.
Skrevet 4. mars 2020
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