The park is divided into 30 blocks for each type of plant, including the rose garden, azalea garden, plum garden, and holly garden, allowing visitors to view a variety of plants while taking in the scenery.
Jindai Botanical Garden also preserves varieties of Japanese horticultural plants that have been passed down from generation to generation, and holds events and exhibitions related to plants and horticulture.
Recommended at the Jindai Botanical Garden are the Jindai Honey Menu and afternoon tea, which can be enjoyed at the Jindai Green Salon restaurant in the park.
In addition to a small selection of pancakes and French toast, try the afternoon tea, which includes canele, macarons, Jindai’s famous rose ice cream, savory, cream cheese and crackers, and more.
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