In the location's words:

In the most northwestern corner of the Nordpark, where the park is at its quietest and most tranquil, is a garden jewel of a special kind - the "Japanese Garden on the Rhine". The so-called Garden of Reflection measures over 5,000 square meters, and if one follows Far Eastern mythology, then every tree and pond, every stone and spring here has a deeper symbolic meaning. The trees, mostly pines and Japanese fan maple, are pruned in a special way. Topiary, for example, gives the black pines a delicate, cloud-like structure. Especially beautiful: the four stone lanterns, traditional stone carvings made of natural stone. The Japanese Garden was planned and laid out in the 1970s by the Japanese garden and landscape architect Iwakii Ishiguro and his son Shojiro.

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