The Suiqian Temple in Kumamoto, Japan was built in 1636. It was originally the tea house of Hiroshi Hosokawa, the first generation of Hiroshi Hosokawa, and was known as the "Shuizenji Tea House". The present garden was built in 1671, in Zhonglizhi. The period of Sun Xichuan Gangli was completed and it was named Shuiqian Temple Chengqu Garden. The small garden is like a huge bonsai. The design of the garden is taken from the ukiyo-e painting of "Golden World, fifty-three times in Tokaido". It is from the Edo to Kyoto, and the beauty of 53 places on the way is also One by one is concentrated here. As a returning garden, you can feel the change of the footsteps and the scenery, so it is also known as one of the top ten manors in the world.