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37 reviews of Buenos Aires Japanese Gardens

Best Japanese garden outside of Japan

The Buenos Aires Japanese Gardens is a unique place in Buenos Aires (actually I get the impression that everything in Buenos Aires is unique). It is a private garden (entry fee is 50 pesos) that will transport you all the way to Japan. It is without a doubt the most beautiful Japanese garden I've seen outside of Japan. In the center is a lake with an island which you can access by a traditional Japanese bridge and there are trees, paths, and a teahouse where they offer green tea and dorayaki served in the traditional way by a staff dressed in kimonos and yukatas. I think they also hold tea ceremonies here sometimes.

In addition, there's a little souvenir shop and a nursery. As well as being a garden, it also has the role of a kind of cultural center where all kinds of activities related to Japan take place. And if that wasn't enough, there's even a Japanese restaurant! If you've been to Japan and want a little reminder of what it was like, or if you're just interested in Japanese culture, it's the perfect place to visit.
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