Did you know that in Mexico City there is a hidden Japanese garden?

Have you ever wanted to travel to Japan? Surely the answer of many is yes, nowadays oriental culture has become very popular in Mexico, and visiting countries like Japan or China is the dream of many. If you are far from being able to fulfill your goal, don't be sad, in Mexico, there are small places that are inspired by other cultures. A great example of this is the Japanese garden, which is hidden in Mexico City.

This place is surrounded by a pond, in which a dozen goldfish swim. There is also a waterfall that produces a relaxing sound, trees surrounding the site, and a beautiful red bridge with a structure similar to those in Japan. Very few people know about the existence of the Japanese garden, but it is not a bad idea to take a walk through the beautiful place, which looks like something out of a movie.

The Japanese garden is not located in a difficult place to find, on the contrary, it is just a few meters away from Calzada de Tlalpan. The place is very relaxing, as very few people visit it, so if you live in the city you can take a walk and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere. If you are planning to visit Mexico City, don't hesitate to stop by the beautiful garden.

There is no complete information about the foundation of the Japanese garden, but the most known versions indicate that it was founded in 1942. At that time its structure was very different, in its foundation a labyrinth of bushes was created, which attracted well-known personalities. The garden was used as a filming location for some movies by Pedro Infante, Viruta, Capulina, Cantinflas, and Fin Tan. The place is called Masayoshi Ohira Park, in case you dare to visit the beautiful place.