The representative building of the Japanese Garden is Chokushi-Mon, which was built during the Japan-British Exhibition in 1910. It was not in the Kew Garden at that time. It was moved to the site in 1911. It is based on the Tangmen in Nishi Hongan Temple, Kyoto, and is built in 4/5 size. The door is surrounded by a reconstructed Japanese traditional garden.
Temperate House (Temperate House) is an important landmark of Kew Gardens. It is the largest greenhouse in Kew Gardens and was once the largest greenhouse in the world. Like Palm House, it is also one of the few existing Victorian glass and steel structures, but the area is palm. The double room was built in two stages in the middle and late 19th century.
The Evolution House was donated by the Australian government. It was originally used to display the flora and fauna of the southern African continent. Now it shows visitors to the earth’s plants from the inanimate era 4 trillion years ago to 600 million years ago. The first real plant seaweed appeared before, and then land plants appeared 450 million years ago, as well as the three stages of plant evolution in the Silurian, Carboniferous and Cretaceous after the emergence of land plants.
Secluded Garden (Secluded Garden) was created in 1995 by garden designer Anthea Gibson’s Secluded Garden. It is planted with rhododendrons, magnolias, roses, and bamboos and other common garden plants in Oriental gardens. Feel the charm of plants.
