Tokugawa Garden

This tranquil Japanese-style garden adjacent to the Tokugawa Art Museum was donated to the city by the Tokugawa family in 1931 but bombed during WWII, with only the main gate left standing. After many years as a park, a restoration project ended in 2004. The centrepiece of the garden is an ornamental lake with waterfalls and bridges, and winding paths showcase blooming peonies and irises (among others) in summer and vivid maple trees in the autumn.