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We carried out expansion work on the Japanese garden in Dijon.
We renovated the children's park next to the existing Japanese garden and designed and constructed a new Japanese garden.
The first phase of construction will be completed in May 2025, with the second phase scheduled for 2026.
As Dijon is a sister city of Kumamoto in Japan, the design paid homage to Kumamoto's famous Suizenji Garden.
The garden was designed to contrast with the neighboring Japanese garden, and is a dry landscape garden that does not use water.
Mount Fuji, a rock garden, and other features are placed in the garden.