Kurimoto Japanese Garden - Edmonton, Alberta

Shuxin A.

Beauuuutiful garden with historical buildings and milestones, the whole botanic garden is quiet and peaceful, lots of native culture involved, definitely love it, great way to connect with nature and respect life.

Kotallo

I recently visited Kurimoto Garden, and I can’t say enough good things about it! From the moment I stepped in, I felt a sense of peace wash over me. The garden is absolutely gorgeous, with vibrant flowers and lush greenery that make you feel like you’ve stepped into a little slice of paradise.

I loved wandering through the winding paths, discovering new nooks and crannies filled with beautiful plants. It’s like every corner offers a new surprise! There are plenty of cozy spots to sit and relax, perfect for soaking in the atmosphere or enjoying a good book.

What really stood out to me was the staff—they were so friendly and passionate about the garden. They happily shared stories and tips about the different plants, which made the experience even more enjoyable.

Whether you’re looking for a peaceful getaway or a place to connect with nature, Kurimoto Garden is a must-visit. I left feeling refreshed and inspired, and I can’t wait to go back!

Vitalii F.

A wonderful place where you can relax and unwind

Nikki M.

Had the most lovely picnic for a date night the other day! I wish it wasn’t so hot so we could enjoy the walk more, but it was still a beautiful day and the views were amazing ! Highly suggest coming here for a first date, anniversary, or just a regular day just because. Super romantic and they have a golf cart going around for drinks !

They even supply the picnic! Just gotta bring your own blanket. Delicious local foods!

Frank L.

We went there during summer time and it is also very beautiful. We spent an hour to walk the loop in this garden. We all found peace and quiet time here. The design of this garden is beautiful and very well designed. We all liked it.

Shil

This place is inside the University of Alberta, usually the best to cover as you enter the botanical garden. They have a large koi pond there, there's too many small fishes (kois) and some big kois as well. There's a Japanese bell gong here and the sounds from it is truly mesmerizing, don't miss that.
There's a small water fall and a garden bridge too. It's peaceful to spend time here.

Krishna T.

Love this place, take the whole day to explore everything.

T. V.

The japanese garden during the winter is gorgeous. I've yet to come during the summer days, but you bet I will!