News

2021/03/30Ueyakato Landscape gardener Takahito Oka and Kana Goto of our Environmental Culture Planning Division gave a guided tour for an NHK Culture Seminar.
2021/03/28Ueyakato Landscape gardener Takahito Oka and Kana Goto of our Environmental Culture Planning Division gave a guided tour for a Mai Mai Kyoto sponsored event.
2021/03/16Ueyakato Landscape received a letter of appreciation from Kyoto City for ten years of participation in “Environment Learning Programs for Elementary School Children.”

Creating Gardens

Creating Gardens

We deeply grasp the needs of our customers and create Japanese gardens using the eyes and skills of master gardeners to the greatest possible degree.

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Fostering Gardens

Fostering Gardens

By investing the skills of Kyoto gardeners over time, we nurture the individuality that only that garden has, meaning its historical significance and the intent behind its creation, and thereby enrich its value.

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Restoring Cultural Properties/Gardens

Restoring Cultural Properties/Gardens

We perform restoration construction for historical gardens that have been designated or registered cultural properties either as historic sites or places of scenic beauty.

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Garden Research

Garden Research

We conduct and publish research from the vantage point of our technicians involved in landscape construction and management.

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Utilizing Gardens

Utilizing Gardens

We create new appeal by utilizing the garden as a point of intersection in Japanese culture.

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Gardens

Here we introduce the gardens that Ueyakato Landscape is involved in.

Hyakumanben Chion-ji Temple

Chion-ji Temple is also known by the more proper name of Hyakumanben Chion-ji Temple.

Ogura-hyakunin-isshu Project

The Ogura Hyakunin Isshu (known in English as “One Hundred Poets, One Poem Each”) is a poetry anthology created in the thirteenth century by the scholar Fujiwara no Teika by selecting a hundred poems by a hundred poets from the Collection of Japanese Poems from Ancient and Modern Times (Kokin Wakashu) and the Later Collection of Japanese Poems Continued (Shokugosen Wakashu).

Nanzen-ji Temple

Nanzen-ji Temple was originally built in the late thirteenth century as the imperial villa of Cloistered Emperor Kameyama.

Shosei-en Garden

Shosei-en is a garden that belongs to Higashi Hongan-ji Temple, the head temple of the Otani school of Shin Buddhism, but is detached from its main temple grounds.

Keihanna Commemorative Park

Named Suikei-en (or "Waterscape Garden"), this strolling garden was created in Kansai Culture and Science City Commemorative Park (also known as Keihanna Commemorative Park) to commemorate the 1200th anniversary of the Heian capital's founding in present-day Kyoto.

Nanzen-ji Temple Oogenkan Garden

Ōgenkan Garden (Created by Ueyakato Landscape, 1970)

日本庭園の庭師

Design and Construction of Japanese Gardens Beyond Japan

Here we introduce Ueyakato Landscape's Japanese garden creation work beyond Japan.

日本庭園の庭師

Jobs

Ueyakato Landscape is recruiting fellow colleagues to nurture gardens together with.