Japanese Garden
The Japanese Garden of Buenos Aires is one of the largest Japanese gardens outside Japan. Created by the Japanese community in 1967, it features traditional bridges, koi fish, bonsai trees, and a tea house.
Practical Information
Prices verified: Jan 18, 2026Entrance Fee
Adult
10 USD
Argentine residents approx. $4 USD, foreigners approx. $10 USD. Children under 12 free
Best Time to Visit
Spring (September-November) for cherry blossoms and azaleas, autumn for golden ginkgo leaves. Weekday mornings are quietest. The garden stays open on rainy days.
Connectivity & Services
Wheelchair access
PartialAudio guide
Not availableStaff assistance
Not availableFacilities & Services
restrooms
gift shop
cafe
restaurants
benches
Working Hours
Verified: Jan 18, 2026Monday10:00 — 18:45
Tuesday10:00 — 18:45
Wednesday10:00 — 18:45
Thursday10:00 — 18:45
Friday10:00 — 18:45
Saturday10:00 — 18:45
Sunday10:00 — 18:45
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Yes! You can buy fish food at the gift kiosk near the entrance. Feeding the colorful koi from the bridges is a popular activity, especially for children.
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