Japanese Garden in Phu Yen, Vietnam

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This Japanese garden was designed by Japanese landscape designer and stone sculptor Yasushi Hori as a private residential garden in Phu Yen, Vietnam.

Designer: Yasushi Hori. A renowned Japanese stone sculptor and landscape designer, internationally recognized for creating authentic Japanese gardens that harmonize natural stone, water, trees, and architectural space.

Project: Japanese Garden in Phu Yen.

Location: Phu Yen Province, Vietnam.

Project Type: Private Residential Japanese Garden.

Concept & Design:
Designed as a peaceful retreat inspired by the essence of traditional Japanese gardens, the project brings together carefully selected natural boulders, sculpted pine trees, koi ponds, waterfalls, stone lanterns, and handcrafted architectural details to create a harmonious living environment. Every element was thoughtfully composed to establish a balanced relationship between water, stone, vegetation, and built structures, allowing the garden to evolve naturally through the changing seasons. Gentle pathways, flowing water, and layered planting encourage quiet reflection while enhancing the experience of moving through the landscape. Rather than serving solely as an ornamental garden, the space becomes an extension of daily life, expressing the Japanese philosophy of harmony with nature, tranquility, and timeless beauty.

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