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Kiyosumi gardens (Kiyosumi teien) was located at Kiyosumi, Koto-ku in Tokyo, close to Kiyosumi-Shirakawa station of Oedo or Hanzomon subway. It was original a residence of the wealthy merchant Bunzaemon Kinokuniya (?-1734), after he had lost his wealth, the feudal lord Kuze-Yamatonokami possessed (1716-1736). In 1878, Meiji period financial combine (zaibatsu) Yataro Iwasaki bought for the guest house, and reconstructed as a tour garden in 1880. It is near the Sumida river, so you can watch herons flying. As for the Japanese garden, ordinarily there are many carp (koi) in the pond.
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- Golden carp
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- Tortoise
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- Red carp waiting for feed
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- Wild duck
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- Closeup of a red carp
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- The monument of Basyo’s poem “Furuikeya Kawadu Tobikomu Mizunooto” (The frog has jumped into the pond. I just hear that sound.)
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- Iris
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- Wild duck
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- Three tortoises sunbathe
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- Stone bridge
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- Gray heron in the sky
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- Ryotei that was built in 1909
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- Gray heron at Kiyosumi garden
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- Stone lantern
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- Japanese garden of Kiyosumi
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- Stone bridge
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- Ardea cinerea, gray heron
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- There are many big rocks that were gathered all over the Japan.
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- The area is 81,091m2.
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- Stone lantern at Kiyosumi garden
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- Balck carp’s big mouse!
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- Chinese ground orchid (Shiran)
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- The view of Kiyosumi garden
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- Tortoise basking in the sun
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- Japanese circuit style garden
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