Hiji

Hiji is a town situated in Hayami District, Oita Prefecture, Japan. Hiji is situated about somewhere between Kitsuki and Beppu, both genuinely understood visitor destinations, and is typically just gone through on the train, yet for those with time and a longing to see some genuinely intriguing and assorted locales Hiji is unquestionably worth a stop.

The most interesting site in Hiji is probably the garden by Sesshu in Sho'oku-ji Temple. Sesshu Toyo is commonly viewed as the best painter of Japan. He was likewise a greenery enclosure planner, however he is less notable for this as the vast majority of his patio nurseries are situated in less visited areas of west Japan like Shimane, Yamaguchi, and Oita, however Sesshuji Funda-in, a sub-sanctuary of Tofukuji, is in Kyoto.

In the wake of paying your extra charge to the older and wizened old cleric, the structures are drawn closer through the Manyu Garden, which Sesshu conceivably took part in planning. As you approach the principle corridor what gives off an impression of being a tremendous bunch of trees comes into view. This is a cycad, and is a solitary tree.