The Former Furukawa Gardens in Kita City, Japan, is home to a well-preserved historical Japanese landscape that was first constructed in 1917. The gardens are characterized by elegant meandering streams, ponds, and paths throughout, while carefully maintained cherry blossom, gingko, maple and camphor trees help create a peaceful atmosphere. Taking a walk through the gardens will allow visitors to interact with the colorful flora and fauna, while also marveling at the traditional Japanese garden architecture. The Kyoto Imperial Palace is visible in the distance, which lends a feeling of being transported back to Japan's classic Edo period. The surrounding Furukawa area is also a great place to explore, including local shrines and temples, hence providing a culturally enriching experience for travelers and photographers.
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