Nitobe Memorial Garden Review

Really cute and quiet garden that is worth going for just the views and serenity

The Xinduhu Memorial Park is a park with a Japanese garden style. The park is not very big, but it is no matter the planting in the park. Garden landscapes and furnishings, etc., are everywhere in Japanese style

The New Dodo Memorial Garden, built on the campus of British Columbia University to commemorate the Japanese educator Dr. Nishida, is the last work of a Japanese horticultural master (forgotten his name) overseas and is said to be one of the five best Japanese gardens outside Japan.

This is a lovely park, including the hotel here, which is cheaper and worth staying for a long time because it won't bore you and has low expectations. When we arrived, we felt very excited and much better than we thought.

In the beautiful botanical garden, there are tree-lined paths composed of cherry trees, tranquil lake streams and huge grasslands, which are very suitable for a half-day trip to enjoy cherry on a green picnic. In addition to cherry blossoms, Vancouver itself has to go to one of the attractions. The Botanical Garden is a photographer's paradise in late autumn. Besides maple trees, there are also yellow-leafed ginkgo trees, which are interesting to contrast with maple trees. The photos are more unique.