Nicolai Bergmann Hakone Gardens is a mobile garden that changes with each visit, allowing visitors to enjoy the seasons as they come.

Visitors can catch a glimpse of nature including plants, flowers, animals, birds, and the ecosystems that inhabit Hakone and Gora.
The sculptural pieces are created by Nicolai Bergmann himself, using stones, branches, fallen leaves, and other materials found in Hakone that can only be seen in the Garden here. Benches and glass houses are set-up throughout the garden to encourage visitors to relax and immerse themselves in nature, body and soul.
The event space is available to the public depending on the season and the glasshouses are lined with bright flowers that are ever changing, much like the climate of Hakone.The hydrangea sculpture near the entrance is composed of reused seedlings left over from the Nicolai Bergmann Flower School (in Minami Aoyama) and has taken on a new life from here, becoming a symbol of of the garden.

We’d like to welcome you all, to relax, take a moment to immerse in nature and discover something new here.

Nicolai Bergmann Hakone Gardens is a mobile garden that changes with each visit, allowing visitors to enjoy the seasons as they come.

Visitors can catch a glimpse of nature including plants, flowers, animals, birds, and the ecosystems that inhabit Hakone and Gora.
The sculptural pieces are created by Nicolai Bergmann himself, using stones, branches, fallen leaves, and other materials found in Hakone that can only be seen in the Garden here. Benches and glass houses are set-up throughout the garden to encourage visitors to relax and immerse themselves in nature, body and soul.
The event space is available to the public depending on the season and the glasshouses are lined with bright flowers that are ever changing, much like the climate of Hakone.The hydrangea sculpture near the entrance is composed of reused seedlings left over from the Nicolai Bergmann Flower School (in Minami Aoyama) and has taken on a new life from here, becoming a symbol of of the garden.

We’d like to welcome you all, to relax, take a moment to immerse in nature and discover something new here.