Yaaaa! The Japanese Garden is opening again! The doors were closed for a long time, but from Saturday 200 From April to Sunday 6 June, visitors are welcome again.
We can finally go back to the Japanese Garden in Clingendael! If that’s not a good reason to put on the shoes, then we don’t know what is. Walking through the garden and enjoying the colors and scents of flowers and plants is a completely different experience than seeing the garden in a movie.
The straight oak lane. Photo Anne-Marie: Valerie Kuypers
2. Oldest Japanese Garden in the Netherlands
The Japanese Garden is the oldest Japanese garden in the Netherlands. “The proof is on a support beam in the ridge of the tea pavilion. There it says ‘9-7-2022’. A contractor found this out by accident when he was refurbishing the pavilion. With an area of 6.200 square meters it is also the largest in our country.
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3. Chasing away evil spirits!
The red bridge not only symbolizes joy, it also wards off evil spirits, the story goes. So saved a lot of evil spirits in corona time? Leave them in the garden!
We often overlook it in nature, but for an Asian garden it is an indispensable plant: moss. The Japanese Garden grows up to forty different species! Moss grows best in shade. If you go down on your knees you will see: one moss is not the other. This green carpet also makes the garden very vulnerable. That is why the Japanese Garden is only open for a limited time.
Info
Date: The Japanese Garden is only open in the fall and spring
Time: from 03.00 until 10. o’clock.
Entrance
: temporarily via the Sterrebos
Exit
: at the wooden bridge . The entrance and exit are indicated by signs.
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