Garden Inspiration From Gotenyama Garden In Shinagawa
Just a little bit over a week ago, I shared ANOTHER 1 post about the trees that I saw in Tokyo and talked about how I'm in the middle of a bit of a crush on Japanese horticulture. That crush certainly is most-focused on trees (both deciduous and coniferous) that are typically columnar in shape, but it also extends to gardens in general. This post is about a little hidden garden called the Gotenyama Garden that is right outside the Tokyo Marriott in Shinagawa. The same place that had that epic honeycomb setup I shared back in July . The Cherry Blossom tree that I included in a post with some Nagoya-area trees back in April of this year is from the very top of Gotenyama Garden, but that was as far as I was able to *get* to in the garden on my previous trip. Just a quick step outside to grab a photo. This time, I was able to wander in there a bit further. And it is pretty great! Starting with the image you see at the top that shows one of the intermediate levels of a