Japan-Canada Friendship Japanese Garden

　　The Japan-Canada Friendship Japanese Garden is located in Lethbridge, Alberta, and was designed by Osaka Prefectural University in Japan. Opened in 1967 during Canada’s centennial celebrations, it is a classic Japanese garden — simple yet elegant, tranquil yet not lonely — beloved by local residents.

　　The rockeries, waterfalls, small bridges, and waterwheels in the garden are understated and refined. Amidst the beautiful natural surroundings, you can enjoy the refreshing air. Sitting for a while in the pavilion brings a cool and refreshing sense of comfort. Visiting the Japan-Canada Friendship Japanese Garden is a unique experience, offering tranquility and serenity from the blooming of the first spring flowers to the falling of the last autumn leaves. Though the seasons change, its beauty remains undiminished. The moment you step into the park, you leave behind the bustling world and enter a heavenly paradise of beauty. If you wish, you can even wear a kimono and leave your graceful image in this harmonious and elegant garden.

　　Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden Reason to visit: The most serene and elegant Japanese garden in Alberta Continent: North America Country/Region: Canada Province/State: Alberta City: Lethbridge