Yoshikuni Araki

Araki Yoshikuni ( Japanese 荒木 芳 邦 ; * 1921; † 1997) was a professor and landscape architect from Osaka who had been involved in horticulture since 1954 . In the 1980s , among other things, he designed the Japanese Garden in Planten un Blomen Park in Hamburg . The garden of the American consulate in Kobe is also known .

Well-known gardens of Arakis

Partial view of the Japanese garden in Augsburg

• 1967 - Japanese Embassy in Thailand
• 1971 - Residence of the Japanese Ambassador to South Korea
• 1974 - Residence of the Japanese Ambassador in Washington, DC , USA
• 1978 - Waterfall Garden in Seattle , Washington , United States
• 1984 - Japanese garden in the botanical garden in Augsburg
• 1985 - Planten un Blomen in Hamburg
• 1989 - Japanese Botanical Garden in Havana , Cuba

Web links

• jgarden.org: Yoshikuni Araki (English)
• Araki Landscape Architecture (Japanese)

Japanese name: As is common in Japan, the family name comes before the first name in this article . Thus Araki is the family name, Yoshikuni the first name.