The last thing you expect from prestigious Tokyo University is ownership of a botanical garden, but nearby Koishikawa Botanical Garden sure looks real enough. Home to a few th… 展开

Once a nursery for trees before it became public in 1961, Jindai Botanical Gardens occupies a huge terraced expanse on the western edge of Tokyo. At 42-hectares wide, it is Tokyo’… 展开

Sakuya Konohana Kan is technically a buy-one-get-more deal as it is nestled within one of the world’s largest greenhouses in Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park. The botanical garden itself wa… 展开

People don’t often think to look up for nature, resulting in this hidden gem up on Mount Rokko. Accessible via ropeway (unless you’re ready for a proper hike), Kobe Nunobiki H… 展开