Shoyoen Japanese Garden at Dubbo
‘Shoyoen’ means ‘strolling and refreshing garden’. Shoyoen is recognised as being one of the most authentic Japanese Gardens in Australia. It was gifted to Dubbo by it’s Sister City, Minokamo, Japan.
Japanese Garden Tamborine Mountain Botanical Garden
The Gardens include a glorious lake as the centrepiece, a tranquil Japanese garden, a tropical rainforest walk and many other delights.
Willow Pond Japanese Gardens, Canning Vale Perth
The Willow Pond Japanese Gardens have been constructed and cultivated since 1985, with most trees reaching a semi-matured stage. It’s an authentic Japanese garden designed by local landscaper Eiji Morozumi and constructed by the family of Norma and Ramon Lawrence.
Osawano Japanese Gardens, Wellington, Central West New South Wales
These gardens at Wellington have something unique that you won’t find in many or any other Japanese Gardens…
The Cowra Japanese Garden and Cultural Centre
Classified by the National Trust “As a place of historical, architectural and cultural significance to be preserved for present and future generations”.
Japanese Gardens and Tea House Campbelltown
The Campbelltown Japanese Gardens celebrate the sister city relationship between Campbelltown and Koshigaya. The gardens were presented to Campbelltown by the citizens of Koshigaya on 10 April, 1988. The Gardens symbolise the beliefs and religion of both Shinto, the indigenous religion of Japan, and Zen Buddhism.