The trees and stones already in a garden are kept and put to use wherever we can. Around them, we draw up plans that strain neither the environment nor your budget. In Takanodai, Funabashi, we have gone on making gardens and exteriors in this way.
Our craft rests on what our chairman learned at Kitagawa Zouen in Kojimachi, Tokyo: Japanese gardens and Western-style gardens. Years spent building distinguished gardens for universities, the homes of prominent figures, temples and traditional ryōtei restaurants still inform our work today.
From Japanese gardens with koi ponds and tea gardens, to entrance gates and wooden decks where families gather.
Because no two gardens are alike, we begin by listening to you.