Japanese Garden Manila

... it.  Lining the side of Rizal Park is three gardens which all charge an admission, the Chinese Garden, the Japanese Garden and the Manila Orchidarium.  Although they were very affordable (5 pesos/each for the gardens and 100 pesos for the ...

... hotel. It's a large park and it being Saturday, there were many people. There is a Chinese and a Japanese garden and also a Relief Map of the Philippines. The park also contains the site of Dr. Jose Rizal's (a Philippine national hero after whom the park ...

... chatted to us for a while, then offered to be our guide or play a game of chess...   On the way we saw a Japanese Garden and stopped to have a look.  There was a monument inside (possibly crafted by Masons, as there was a Masonite explanatory ...

... playground, a giant relief map of the Philippines set amidst an artificial pond, a clock made of flowers, a Chinese garden, a Japanese garden, and several memorials including the location where Jose Rizal was executed by the Spanish in 1896 for treason ...