The Jardin japonais d'Ichikawa is defined by its precise layout, which mimics a journey from mountainous terrain down to the sea. Located within the Fort d’Issy, this public garden features a dry gravel area where stones represent islands and paths, a waterfall feeding into a pond, and traditional structures like the Azumaya gazebo. It holds the distinction of being the first truly traditional Japanese public garden established in France.
Jardin japonais d'Ichikawa
park garden
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