Order a cold drink and some Japanese sweets, then just sit quietly and enjoy the beautiful view of the garden from the tatami room. It really makes you feel like everything in the world is wonderful.
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I bought a combo ticket for the Tora-san Museum and the Yamada Yoji Museum, so I decided to check this place out too. I didn’t expect to find such a beautiful Japanese garden in this old downtown area. The Japanese-style architecture is cleverly mixed with Western features, giving it a stylish vibe. My favorite part of the garden is the contrast between the classic deep red and the lush green—the red carpet in the corridor against the greenery outside looks stunning.
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Yamamoto-tei is right next to the Tora-san Museum, just a 5-minute walk from Taishakuten Temple. The building itself is a century-old blend of traditional Japanese and Western styles. In the center of the garden, there are six rooms named after flowers, the moon, stars, wind, snow, and birds. The Phoenix Room is the most Western-style. Sitting on the tatami, looking out at the Japanese garden, pond, and flowing water with the trees—it feels like a giant landscape painting. It's so calming for both body and mind.
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