I decided to take advantage of both the long four-day holiday weekend and the fact that it was about 85 degrees today to visit the Jardin Japones (Japanese Gardens). Situated in the heart of Palermo, close to Bosques de Palermo, this is a very tranquil place to escape the chaos of the big city. It is run by the Fundacion Cultural Argentino Japonesa and is funded solely through user donations. Admission is only 8 pesos (just over $2.00 US) and well worth it. In addition to the gardens, there is a Japanese restaurant and gift store.
Hi, I'm Matt and at any given time, I'm usually living in Buenos Aires, Lima, Peru or Bogota. After selling my house, my car and my furniture in Connecticut, USA, I moved here in the spring of 2007 and have created this blog to share some of my experiences in South America. I hope you enjoy!
01 April 2010
Jardin Japones
I decided to take advantage of both the long four-day holiday weekend and the fact that it was about 85 degrees today to visit the Jardin Japones (Japanese Gardens). Situated in the heart of Palermo, close to Bosques de Palermo, this is a very tranquil place to escape the chaos of the big city. It is run by the Fundacion Cultural Argentino Japonesa and is funded solely through user donations. Admission is only 8 pesos (just over $2.00 US) and well worth it. In addition to the gardens, there is a Japanese restaurant and gift store.
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