Master Nonoichi Yoshiro
The only master decorated by the Emperor of Japan for his contributions to the field of Japanese gardens. A third-generation gardener, he is currently chairman of the Ishikawa regional gardening association.
JP Park Group · Authentic Japanese Gardens
Creating authentic Japanese gardens in Vietnam
Together with Japan's foremost garden masters, we create meditative gardens where every stone and every tree carries deep meaning, in harmony with the home's architecture and the owner's spirit.
- 12+
- Years creating Japanese gardens in Vietnam
- 38
- Authentic Japanese garden projects completed
- 3
- Offices: Hanoi · Saigon · Tokyo
- 100%
- Led by Japanese masters & specialists
Wabi-sabiThe beauty of imperfection, expressed through each stone, tree and water surface.
What is a Japanese garden
Not a decorative feature — a space for meditation
A Japanese garden is a space of ideas, holding profound philosophy, where every stone and every plant carries meaning. The master “converses with the stones and trees” to create a harmonious, refined space imbued with the East Asian spirit.
A garden's true value lies not in the material worth of expensive trees, koi or stones, but in the subtle harmony of arranging nature as an art — the perfect complement to a comfortable modern home.
Explore Japanese garden servicesMasters & specialists
Japanese garden masters leading every project
JP Park Group brings together Japan's leading masters and specialists in Japanese gardens, landscape, tea ceremony, architecture and sustainable agriculture — connecting Japanese and Vietnamese culture.
Zen Master Shunmyo Masuno
One of the five most influential figures in the history of Japanese gardens, hailed as “the world's leading Japanese garden designer.” Abbot of the Sōtō Zen temple Kenkō-ji and a professor at Tama Art University.
Architect Hoang Van Quang
15 years of architectural practice and 12 years creating Japanese gardens alongside the world's leading masters. A direct student of both Nonoichi Yoshiro and Shunmyo Masuno.
Dr. Hori Akiyasu
55 years working in Vietnam as chief representative of Japan's Itochu Corporation. A deep understanding of Vietnamese culture and people, bridging the Japanese and Vietnamese spirit.
What do you gain from a Japanese garden?
Spiritual value for your living space
The garden is where you find peace, serenity and a connection with nature — six values an authentic Japanese garden brings to its owner.
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Peace & stillness
The garden offers a tranquil space, helping the owner escape everyday worries right within the home.
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Connection with nature
Immerse yourself in nature and feel the subtle movement of the four seasons through every stone, tree and water surface.
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Cultural & philosophical value
Each garden holds the profound cultural and philosophical values of the East Asian spirit — far more than mere scenery.
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A source of inspiration
The garden is an endless source of creativity and positive motivation in everyday life.
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A return to nature
A space for each person to reflect on themselves through nature, arranged with subtlety and intent.
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The humane philosophy of Japanese gardens
We convey Japanese cultural thought to the owner as faithfully, humbly and respectfully as possible.
A rigorous process
From first letter to handover — the Japanese standard
Every Japanese garden project follows a rigorous process: receiving information, quotation, contract signing, concept and technical construction documents, construction, operation, handover and maintenance.
Creating Japanese gardens is one of Japan's 100 traditional crafts — we respect the master's creative freedom and always explain in detail once the complete picture emerges.
- Send an introduction & gather information
- Design and construction quotation
- Confirm value with the investor
- Sign the cooperation contract
- Concept design & schematic documents
- Technical construction documents
- Construction, operation & handover
- Garden maintenance & final settlement
Japanese services
From traditional gardens to tea ceremony & Onsen
JP Park creates the complete Japanese cultural ecosystem: traditional gardens, contemporary gardens, tea houses, worship rooms and premium Onsen complexes.
Traditional Japanese garden
A meditative space created by masters who “converse with the stones and trees” — ponds, stone lanterns, bridges and moss carpets in the wabi-sabi spirit, harmonious and serene.
Contemporary Japanese garden
A minimal, refined language in the school of Zen Master Shunmyo Masuno — dry gardens where stone and empty space converse, bringing stillness to the mind.
Tea houses & Japanese architecture
Creating tea houses, Japanese-style worship rooms and traditional timber architecture, true to the spirit of Japanese culture.
Onsen complexes & premium landscape
Onsen bathing complexes, Japanese villages and resort landscapes — balancing water, stone and planting by the principles of energy flow and Japanese aesthetics.
Creation process
Four stages in forming a Japanese garden
From gathering information and quotation, to concept design, technical construction documents and finally construction, operation and handover.
Gathering information & quotation
Concept design & schematic documents
Technical documents & construction prep
Construction, operation & handover
Featured projects
38 authentic Japanese garden projects in Vietnam
Estates and projects for the chairmen of major corporations — Nam Cuong, Tasco, Gigamall, Beegreen, BTP and more — highly regarded by their owners and by Japanese organisations.
“Dai Hoa Vien” Garden
Nam Cuong Group · 5,000 m²
Duong Noi New Urban Area, Ha Dong, Hanoi
Song Sen Japanese Garden
JP Park Group · 1.6 ha
Luong Tai, Bac Ninh
Sala Zen Japanese Garden
Beegreen · 200 m²
Tan Hiep, Long Thanh, Dong Nai
Gigamall Chairman's Estate
Gigamall · 350 m²
Vinhomes Central Park, Binh Thanh, Saigon
Truong Duong Chairman's Estate
Truong Duong Company · 150 m²
Hoc Mon, Saigon
Tasco Chairman's Estate
Chairman of Tasco · 250 m²
Hanoi
Thien Hoa An Estate
Chairman of Thien Hoa An · 350 m²
Hanoi
BTP Chairman's Estate
Chairman of BTP · 350 m²
Hanoi
Hoang Duong Group Japanese Garden
Chairman of Hoang Duong Group · 250 m²
Dien Chau, Nghe An
ZenA serene space to cleanse the mind.
The right fit
The perfect complement to your comfortable home
Many Vietnamese owners have European-style homes with modern comforts. A Japanese garden brings a different kind of value — a spiritual one, a place to find peace and a connection with nature.
We adjust proportions, materials and planting so the garden harmonises with the area, architecture and rhythm of each family.
Traditional gardenContemporary garden
Commitments & terms of cooperation
Working with the utmost honour and responsibility
Six commitments that shape how JP Park accompanies each owner in creating refined, meaningful spaces.
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Trust & understanding
With 38 Japanese garden projects in Vietnam and many worldwide, we work with the utmost honour and responsibility, hoping to earn the trust to create meaningful spaces together.
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The master's creative freedom
Creating Japanese gardens is one of Japan's 100 traditional crafts, requiring the master's freedom to arrange stones, trees and other elements. We explain in detail once the complete “picture” emerges.
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Confidence in the partnership
Grateful for our clients' companionship, we are confident in delivering a work of deep dedication, humanity and meaning at every step.
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Led by Japanese masters
Directly by Master Nonoichi Yoshiro and Zen Master Shunmyo Masuno — the foremost masters — together with a team of Japanese specialists in landscape, tea ceremony and architecture.
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Understanding of Vietnam
Combining the essence of Japanese gardens with a deep understanding of Vietnam's climate, soil and culture, so the garden grows sustainably and suits its locale.
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Whole-life care
We accompany you from design and construction to regular maintenance, keeping the garden's spirit and value over the years.
Project details
Every detail makes a garden with soul
Bridges, koi ponds, natural stone waterfalls, dry gardens and stone lanterns — each detail arranged to tell a story of nature and the Japanese spirit.
Bridge & koi pond
A focal point linking spaces of stillness
Natural stone waterfall
The sound of water guiding the space
Karesansui dry garden
Stone & gravel telling of mountains and sea
Stone lantern & water feature
The serene spirit of the Japanese garden
Library
Explore the project library
A collection of images of Japanese gardens JP Park has created and is creating, across many styles and scales.
The master's view
Masters who “converse with the stones and trees”
Follow how a Japanese garden takes shape under the master's hand through each stage of real construction.
Japanese mastersMasters who “converse with the stones and trees”
Real constructionBuilding ponds & natural stone waterfalls
FinishingStone lanterns, pathways & tea houses
Construction process
Three stages from intake to handover
A clear process from receiving your needs to handover and garden maintenance.
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Intake & survey
Send an introduction, gather information from the client and survey the site as the basis for a suitable Japanese garden proposal.
02
Design & contract
Quotation, confirming value with the investor, signing the contract, and developing the concept along with schematic and technical documents.
03
Construction & handover
Preparation and construction, operation and handover, followed by garden maintenance and full settlement.
Knowledge & philosophy
Understand Japanese gardens more deeply
Articles to help you grasp the philosophy, culture and spirit behind each Japanese garden.
Wabi-sabi: the beauty of imperfection in the Japanese garden
The master conveys the philosophy of the beauty of imperfection into every detail, creating a harmonious, serene and profound space.
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What is a Japanese garden — more than a decorative feature
A Japanese garden is a meditative space of ideas, where every stone and plant carries deep meaning, distilling an ideal universe into the garden.
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Share your needs, area and desired Japanese garden style. Our team will get in touch to advise on a design direction and a preliminary estimate.