Japanese gardens

Japanese gardens are fancy outdoor spaces that people in Japan make to create a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. They are often built to represent different natural landscapes, such as forests, mountains, and rivers. You might see lots of plants like bamboo, moss, and cherry blossom trees, which are very special to the people of Japan.

Japanese gardens also usually have walking paths with small bridges and rocks, which make it fun to explore. Some gardens even have ponds with fish swimming in them, and people can feed them or just sit and watch them swim. Some of the gardens are very old and have been around for many, many years!

When you visit a Japanese garden, it's important to be respectful and not disturb the plants or animals. It's also a good idea to talk quietly and not run, because Japanese gardens are meant to be quiet and peaceful. So if you're ever lucky enough to visit one of these special gardens, be sure to enjoy it in a gentle and respectful way!