Park
Setagayapark
Japanese garden with koi ponds, stone lanterns and a teahouse, gifted through a Tokyo sister-district partnership.
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About this audio guide
Tucked into Vienna's Döbling district, this Japanese garden traces back to Ken Nakajima, a globe-trotting garden designer honored by the Emperor of Japan for scattering pieces of his homeland from Australia to Texas. The guide follows how a 1992 sister-city bond with Tokyo's Setagaya ward brought his work here, complete with a gifted teahouse and entrance arch, alongside the ponds and stone paths he laid around them. Look for the low, snow-viewing style of the stone lantern near the water.
This audio guide was created using AI.