I recently wandered through the serene paths of Tokugawa Garden, a hidden gem nestled beside the Tokugawa Art Museum. If the museum feels a bit too busy—or if you’re simply short on time—the garden alone offers a truly rewarding escape.
At this time of year, the autumn foliage is in full splendor. Crimson and gold leaves drift gently along stone paths, while birdsong and the soft murmur of a waterfall create a soundtrack of calm. It’s a poetic way to experience the quiet elegance of a traditional Japanese garden.
And when you’re ready to pause, Garden Restaurant Tokugawaen invites you to enjoy a leisurely lunch with sweeping views of the garden’s seasonal beauty. A perfect blend of nature, culture, and comfort—right in the heart of Nagoya.
Garden Restaurant Tokugawaenhttps://gr-tokugawa.zetton.co.jp/#menu
