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When one goes to the SuihoEn Japanese Gardens they can get a small taste of what it would feel like to walk down the paths of a garden in Japan. There is a Zen meditation garden that includes a lovely Wisteria Arbor, a stunning waterfall and lake section with many hand carved lanterns and lush foliage, and to put the icing on the cake, there is a darling authentic Shoin Building complete with a teahouse and tea garden! The design of this garden is based on the strolling gardens that
were made during the 18th and 19th centuries for Japanese Feudal Lords.
This garden is a perfect choice in escaping daily hassles, fast-paced traffic, and the stressful work environment. Here one can sip traditional Japanese tea and enjoy the peace and serenity that comes from this Garden.
More information can be found by visiting their website: http://suihoen.thejapanesegarden.com/new/
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