Japanese garden Bad Wildungen

In 2001, the overall design of the private garden was conceived with a Japanese garden enclosed on three sides.



The residential garden area with terrace and kitchen garden was implemented as the first construction phase. The expansion of the Japanese garden was completed in 2011. The plastered enclosing walls were covered with bricks. The Japanese garden is accessed from the conservatory of the house via a large Nobedan slab. Stepping slabs - Tobiishi lead through a moss-like mat to a tea and troche landscape garden - Roji-Karesansui-Teien with stone settings and raked gravel. A floating wooden terrace invites you to meditate. Other details include a watercourse, a hachima stone for the tea ceremony, a kasuga stone lantern and a Buddha statue. The sparse planting is composed of Japanese plants. A row of frost-resistant bamboo, as a wintergreen curtain, screens off the neighboring buildings.