Hama-rikyū is a large garden floating on the sea with a structure that incorporates seawater into an interior pond. The garden was created by Shogun Tokugawa, who ruled Japan from Tokyo and used it as a reception space for nobles and as a place for falconry, a unique Japanese hunting method. When you visit this place, you will be surprised to find such a large garden in the city and realize that the garden has been maintained with meticulous care. In the midst of the buildings, the garden exudes tranquility and a uniquely Japanese culture. I hope you will visit with Iso and discover the true charm of this place.