The Japanese Garden in Holon

All the information about the Japanese Garden in Holon. In the center of Holon, there is a small garden, two dunams in size, teaching something about Japanese gardening. The garden is not large, but provides a delightful spot to relax. In the garden there is a small waterfall that continues into small streamlets running between pergolas, seating corners, and unique vegetation. In the garden you can also find a cherry tree that blossoms every year. The vegetation hides the busy road from visitors. In its center there is a pagoda house; access to it is via bridges, and it is surrounded by water on all sides. Especially uplifting is the water tap operated by pressing with your foot, which is well hidden in a kind of stone trough. The garden was designed by Chaim Cahanovitz, inspired by Japanese gardens, at the request of the Holon municipality, which wanted to go beyond the usual routine of landscaping with lawns and trees. Many visitors come to the garden, which is open all year round (all hours of the day) and serves as a preferred site for couple/wedding photography (bride and groom).