The largest villa of the Ryukyu royal family. Surrounded by nature, I felt like I had slipped back in time while walking. It was personally good because it had the remnants of that time.

Pavilions and pavilions are very huge Chinese style buildings, this named garden wood structure is also very simple, a lot of wood materials and design, planting plants are also a lot, rich resources are also quite interesting.

Knowing the famous park is a famous park in Naha. The scenery of this city is definitely worth visiting. There is a bus stop sign at the intersection. The form of building the famous park is varied and is a "cruising courtyard."

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A tranquil oasis with traditional Okinawan landscaping and architecture. The garden is serene and picturesque, offering a peaceful escape.

Knowing Garden is a one-trip garden. Visitors can see different scenery as they walk along the road. The garden architectural style is a combination of traditional Chinese architecture and unique architectural style of Ryukyu. The garden is centered on the heart-shaped pool, surrounded by wooden buildings, arch bridges, pavilions and woods. Although the local season is like summer, but the garden planted in different locations in different seasons blooming flowers, people can feel the change of seasons. Meilin is planted in the east of the pond, and plum blossoms are in full bloom in spring; rattan blossoms are planted in the islands and springs; rattan blossoms can be seen shivering like water when the cool summer wind blows; and Platycodon planted by the pond blossoms in the golden autumn. Visitors can experience different scenery in different seasons.

Knowing Garden is the villa where the Ryukyu Kingdom receives Chinese envoys, so it combines the local characteristics of Chinese gardens and Ryukyu. In terms of color, it is closer to the natural primary color. The garden is actually quite large. It also has a botanical garden. Tickets are 600 yen. Chinese tourists are fewer, and there are more tourists in Europe and America. If you have time, you can come and see it.