Beautiful and tranquil Daisen Park Japanese Garden🌿

#大坂景点 The Japanese garden in Daisen Park is the work of Japanese garden master Kinsaku Nakane. The style of building a courtyard with mountains, forests and springs is the closest to the classical Chinese garden style. Japanese gardens often borrow scenery and names. The "scenery" often comes from famous mountains and rivers in China, such as the Three Mountains in the Pond in the Dry Garden and the Hilai Peak in Kuririn Park. The "name" often comes from the poems and prose of famous writers, such as Okayama Korakuen (derived from Fan Zhongyan's "after enjoying the happiness of the world") and Mito Kairakuen (from "Mencius"). The ancients enjoyed themselves by enjoying themselves together with the people. The garden covers an area of ​​26,000 square hectares. It uses traditional Japanese garden techniques and consists of three landscapes: the "Togendai" on the southern plateau, the "Ishizu River" flowing from south to north, and the northern lowlands. Not only is the courtyard design very elegant and beautiful, it is also another great place to enjoy maple leaves in Osaka. The red leaves not only decorate the courtyard, but also cast dappled light and shadow on the buildings, adding a touch of vivid color to the Japanese garden. The reflections of the red leaves and the gurgling water are intertwined to form a moving artistic conception. Interestingly, there is also a "Lushan" landscape inside, which shows the Japanese's love for Lushan. There is also a Chinese-style pavilion building, which looks very familiar. There are beautiful views everywhere in the courtyard. Those who love photography will definitely love this place because it is so photogenic. Location: Daisen Park, Japan Address: 2-204 Mozuyugumo-cho, Sakai-ku, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture