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Posted on 01/05/2022 By God
Getting to know the Japanese Garden accompanied by a beautiful escort girl,
Visit the Japanese Garden with a VIP escort can be a pleasant experience to enjoy and get to know. It is a sort of treasure out of an oriental legend, located in the Palermo neighbourhood, integrated in the Tres de Febrero Park.
The Japanese GardenIn the middle of the city, it was built in 1967 to welcome Crown Prince Akihito, the current emperor of the Land of the Rising Sun.
A little bit of oriental culture in the Japanese Garden
At the entrance to the Japanese GardenThere is a stall where you can buy some souvenirs related to oriental culture: origami papers, sushi items or decorative objects.
On the tour you will find hundreds of plants and flowers native to Japan with information about each species. It is a beautiful walk in the Japanese Garden for any visitor and ideal for botany lovers.
At the entrance, we can also buy sachets of food for the colourful fish that swim in the different streams. These fish inhabit the entire lagoon of the Japanese GardenThey are very attractive for the little ones, who can enjoy and have fun feeding them.
Magic in the Japanese GardenThe "Bridge of God", which represents the way to eternal rest and transports us to a real Japanese landscape, is the most popular place to take pictures. There is also the Truncated Bridge that leads to the island of miraculous remedies.
This space, managed by the Fundación Cultural Argentina Japonesa, has a restaurant,
There is also a Japanese speciality restaurant, excellent for tasting typical dishes such as sushi or ramen, and a nursery where you can buy beautiful bonsais, orchids and plants of all kinds.
You will be able to visit it accompanied by a beautiful escort girl, here you will find your escort favourite.
Finally, the Japanese GardenThe museum offers an agenda of special activities such as exhibitions, classes, events and workshops.
Address:
Av. Casares and Berro
Tel: 4804-9141
Monday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6.45 p.m.
Free for children under 12 and pensioners