Old Koga Garden

Old Koga Garden

■Address: 1-27-39 Nishigahara, Kita Ward, Tokyo
■Subjects that can be photographed: Autumn leaves
■Suggested season: Autumn
■Recommended time: Noon
■Parking: None
■Admission fee: Yes
■Limited admission time: Yes
■Toilets: Available

The roses and autumn foliage at Kyu-Furukawa Garden offer the luxurious experience of savoring “two autumns” simultaneously, woven together by the Western-style mansion and Japanese garden. In the Western garden, vibrant roses bloom against the backdrop of a classical mansion, while stepping into the Japanese garden reveals vividly colored maple leaves, deepening the sense of the season's progress. This is a breathtaking spot, especially worth visiting in autumn, where two distinct beauties can be enjoyed within a single garden.

November

Old Koga Garden|Autumn View: Overlooking the Expansive Sea of Autumn Foliage

This photograph was taken at the Former Furukawa Garden, looking down from a high vantage point to capture the autumn foliage spreading across the entire garden.
November

Old Koga Garden|The stately presence of the Western-style mansion seen through the frame of autumn leaves

This photograph was taken at the former Furukawa Garden, capturing the Western-style architecture from beneath a maple tree.
November

Old Koga Garden|Beautiful autumn scenery adorned by the imposing presence of ginkgo trees

This photograph was taken at the former Furukawa Garden, capturing two magnificent ginkgo trees standing within the grounds.
November

Old Koga Garden|An elegant scene where roses and Western-style buildings harmonize

This photograph was taken at the Old Koga Garden, capturing the beautiful rose blossoms alongside the Western-style architecture in the background.
November

Old Koga Garden|An elegant scene featuring white roses and a Western-style mansion

This photograph was taken at the Old Koga Garden, capturing the beautiful white blooms of a rose against the backdrop of Western-style architecture.
November

Old Koga Garden|A serene view of the Western-style building framed by autumn foliage

This photograph was taken at the Former Furukawa Garden, framing the Western-style building in the background through the branches of a maple tree to create a blurred effect.
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