The Japanese garden is decorated with approximately 4,000 azaleas and lush fresh greenery at the "Tsutsuji Yuusan" spring event.

The event also features live music, tea ceremonies, and other events, allowing visitors to enjoy a peaceful spring time while admiring the azaleas that fill the garden in full bloom.

During the same period, the "Former Hassam Residence," built by British trader Hassam in the Meiji era, will be open to the public, offering a rare opportunity to view this important cultural asset.

How about forgetting the hustle and bustle of the city and spending a relaxing time in a Japanese garden rich in nature?