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- Japan's oldest public botanical garden celebrates its 100th anniversary with a limited-time nighttime opening. Discover a mystical world, different from the daytime.
- Inside the greenhouse, light, sound, projections, and set design combine to create a fantastical presentation of the plants' vibrant life force.
- Experience the diverse expressions that emerge at night with all five senses, as you explore the four zones, feeling the plants' breath and whispers.
Celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2024 as Japan's oldest public botanical garden, the Kyoto Prefectural Botanical Garden will be open at night for a limited time, enveloping visitors in a mystical, otherworldly realm of plants, distinct from its daytime ambiance.
Stepping into one of Japan's largest greenhouses, you will witness the vibrant greenery illuminated by light, sound, set designs, and projections, showcasing the radiant vitality of the plants.
Wander through four distinct zones, engaging your five senses to perceive the breathing, whispers, and diverse expressions of the plants as they emerge in the night. Immerse yourself in a fantastical world woven with light and sound, and discover a renewed appreciation for the allure of plants and our connection with nature.
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Kyoto Botanical Garden

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- Japan's oldest public botanical garden celebrates its 100th anniversary with a limited-time nighttime opening. Discover a mystical world, different from the daytime.
- Inside the greenhouse, light, sound, projections, and set design combine to create a fantastical presentation of the plants' vibrant life force.
- Experience the diverse expressions that emerge at night with all five senses, as you explore the four zones, feeling the plants' breath and whispers.
Celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2024 as Japan's oldest public botanical garden, the Kyoto Prefectural Botanical Garden will be open at night for a limited time, enveloping visitors in a mystical, otherworldly realm of plants, distinct from its daytime ambiance.
Stepping into one of Japan's largest greenhouses, you will witness the vibrant greenery illuminated by light, sound, set designs, and projections, showcasing the radiant vitality of the plants.
Wander through four distinct zones, engaging your five senses to perceive the breathing, whispers, and diverse expressions of the plants as they emerge in the night. Immerse yourself in a fantastical world woven with light and sound, and discover a renewed appreciation for the allure of plants and our connection with nature.