Adelaide Himeji Garden

by Stacey Canavan (subscribe)

A Hidden Mystery: Adelaide Himeji Garden is one of Adelaide's best kept secrets. It was designed by council staff and Japanese landscape designer, Yoshitaka Kumada in 1985.

It's located on South Terrace between Pulteney Street and Hutt Street in Adelaide. Open seven days a week from 8am-5:30pm, it's one of the only classical Japanese gardens in Adelaide.

Visit Himeji Garden for a self-guided walk through a beautiful Japanese Garden. At the entrance collect a brochure containing a map of the 13 stops of the garden then at your own leisure proceed through the gates.

Things to see include: The Gatehouse, Okunoin Lantern, The Lake, Lantern, Pine Trees, Milestone, Deer Scarer, Teahouse, Sea of Sand, Well, Mountain, Stepping Stones and Perspective Stones.

The Garden blends 'Senzui' and 'Kare Senzui'. Senzui, A mountain and lake garden created by using water to make images and 'Kare Senzui' the process of creating a water design from rocks and sand.

It's the perfect location for a relaxing afternoon and a quiet picnic.

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Why? Family Activity or Romantic Picnic

When: 8am-5:30pm Daily

Phone: Guided Tour with Park Lands Ranger (08) 8203 7483

Website: www.southaustralia.com/info.aspx?id=9000712

Where: South Terrace, Adelaide

Cost: Free

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