We open between 8:00 AM and 4 PM Saturdays, Sundays and National Holidays only

Plants in Autumn

How to Use the Garden

Walking Path: Plan one (1) hour to complete the walking path. Take our asphalt-surfaced Easy Path Trail only. It is 1.5 miles in length. There are no stairs on the trail. You will have fantastic views from many angles.
Walk always Clockwise
Do not remove anything natural or otherwise from the Garden.
Do not destroy, touch, sit on, scribble, doodle or deface the miniature sculptures displayed in the Gardens and any other property in the Gardens. We are installing 24 hour surveillance systems.
Children under the Age 13 must be accompanied by Adults.
Below is the site plan for the Property, and the Plan shows the boundary of our property. Please do not enter the neighbors' property.
Don't bring food and drink
Don't bring blanket
Don't bring bicycle or roller skates. Strollers are allowed for babies.
Don't bring drones
Don't bring any pets or animals

If you don't follow our rules we will ask you to leave without giving you a refund.

Flowers and Fruit Trees

Since 3 years ago, we have been spending time and resources in planting flowers and fruit trees and herbs. What we have planted so far are daffodils, tulips, lavender, apple trees, cherry blossoms tree, persimmon trees, Korean Giant pear trees, Peach Trees, and azalea trees. However, most of them have not successfully grown here due to the attacks from deers. Our efforts have been somewhat disappointing.
We plan to hire more experienced persons to manage our botanicals and continue our effort to create a compelling and heavenly botanical experience. It takes time, but we will not stop our effort and our dreams.

International Gardens

Mexican Garden - Stone of the Sun and Chichen Isa
Egyptian Garden
Korean Garden - Dabotap, Jangseung, and HangAri and Rock Mountain
Japanese Garden - Horyuji 5 Floor Pagoda, sands and rocks and grass, and pine trees and bridge, cherry blossom
Chinese Garden - Terra Cotta Warriors and bamboos