SHOSEI-EN GARDEN

The Shosei-en Garden is a small garden not far from the main Kyoto Station.

The Shosei-en Garden, in Kyoto, is a small garden (about eight acres) near the Higashi Honganji Temple complex, to which it belongs.

It is also called ‘Kikoku-tei’ (trifoliate orange) because of the presence of that type of orange tree in the garden.

The garden is not far from the main Kyoto Station. It was landscaped in 1653.

The famous 'High Stone Wall' - Shosei-en Garden, Kyoto, Japan
The High Stone Wall
Dawn redwood - Shosei-en Garden, Kyoto, Japan
Dawn redwood
Tree branches with detaching pieces - Shosei-en Garden, Kyoto, Japan
Branches with detached pieces
Heavily-supported tree - Shosei-en Garden, Kyoto, Japan
Heavily-supported tree
Tree support close up - Shosei-en Garden, Kyoto, Japan
Support detail
Tea House and pond - Shosei-en Garden, Kyoto, Japan
Tea house and pond
Shosei-en Garden origin - Kyoto, Japan
The garden origin
Trifoliate orange, a VERY spiny shrub - Shosei-en Garden, Kyoto, Japan
Trifoliate orange
Stream and path - Shosei-en Garden, Kyoto, Japan
Stream and path
White enkianthus - Shosei-en Garden, Kyoto, Japan
White enkianthus
Shosei-en Garden plan - Kyoto, Japan
The garden plan

Tiny palm trees - Shosei-en Garden, Kyoto, Japan
Tiny palms
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