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Adelaide Himeji Gardens

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Travel Couple SA

Written after the trip, in Adelaide

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Himeji Gardens is a stunning Japanese garden located in the heart of Adelaide, South Australia. The garden is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, with its beautiful landscaping and tranquil atmosphere.

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Getting there 🚙

Getting there quite easy since it’s located in the southern part of the Adelaide Parklands.

You can send the following map to your phone for driving directions.

Places of interest 📍

One of the main attractions of Himeji Gardens is its stunning Japanese-inspired landscaping. The garden features a range of traditional Japanese plants and trees, including cherry blossom trees, bamboo, and maples. There are also several water features, including a pond and a waterfall, which add to the serene atmosphere of the garden.

Entrance to the gardens

Main Garden

Zodiac Stone Lantern

Cherries near Shishi-odoshi Fountain

Kare-senzui Garden

💡 Did you know that the name “Himeji” is derived from Adelaide’s sister city called “Himeji” located in Japan?

One of many water streams

Bonsai tree

Cherry blossoms

Overall Experience ✨

Overall, Himeji Gardens is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Japanese culture and landscaping. It is a tranquil and peaceful place that is perfect for a relaxing day out or a cultural immersion.

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