点评:Perfect for sakura, and a hanami party. There are many other amazing flowers as well - too many to mention - and trees, flowering and not, and statues, and a kiddie playground, and a gazebo on the water with turtles swimming by.
The best of all the cherry trees is marked with a plaque from Rotary International designating it a Heritage Tree. At the foot of the tree is a moat filled with carefully cultivated Japanese irises. It is regrettable that the blooming of the sakura and of the irises did not coincide the times we were there.
We have previously visited in autumn for foliage and the gardens are just as wonderful with a variety of trees and colors.
The conservatory no doubt holds magical wonders. We have yet to visit it, fearful that the humidity will play havoc with our cameras.
You could easily spend a full morning or afternoon here punctuated by lunch at one of the restaurants. There is a restaurant near the Kitayama gate , but it looks like the sort of place for old money and ladies who lunch. We favor the plebeian café at the Central Lawn, self-service and run by volunteers, probably members of a Friends of the Gardens Association.
Tips:
Be sure to pick up a map at the entrance.
Look for the senior discount, if it applies, when purchasing your entrance ticket.
Entrance to the conservatory is now included with ticket price.
Also note, the ticket allows for multiple entries on the day so you can leave for lunch and return later.
翻译:这里是赏樱和举办花见派对的绝佳去处。除了樱花,还有许多其他令人惊艳的花卉——数不胜数——以及各种树木(有的开花,有的不开花)、雕像、儿童游乐场,还有一个水上凉亭,乌龟会在里面游来游去。
其中最美的那棵樱花树被国际扶轮社授予“遗产树”称号,树下有一条护城河,里面种满了精心栽培的日本鸢尾花。可惜的是,我们去的时候樱花和鸢尾花的花期并不重合。
我们之前在秋季来过这里赏秋叶,花园同样美不胜收,各种树木和色彩交相辉映。
温室里肯定藏着许多神奇的景致。我们还没去参观,担心潮湿的空气会影响相机成像。
您可以在这里轻松度过一个上午或下午,并在餐厅享用午餐。北山门附近有一家餐厅,但看起来像是那种老钱贵族和贵妇们享用午餐的场所。我们更喜欢中央草坪上的平民咖啡馆,自助式服务,由志愿者运营,他们可能是花园之友协会的成员。
小贴士:
务必在入口处领取地图。
购买门票时,请留意是否有老年人折扣(如有)。
现在门票包含温室的参观。
另请注意,门票允许当天多次入园,因此您可以先去吃午饭,之后再返回。