Juni 2026

Zaterdag 6
- 14:00 - 18:00
Zondag 7
- 14:00 - 18:00

Jardin Fukutsu-En

3 Chemin de la Drouille Blanche, 87270 Bonnac-la-Côte, France

Haute-Vienne

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Visit of the Japanese garden of Bonnac la Côte

Name: Visit of the Japanese garden of Bonnac la Côte
Start: 2026-06-06T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-07T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Jardin Fukutsu-En

Commented visit of this walking garden grouping several spaces found in the traditional gardens of Japan.

6 en 7 juni

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Commented visit of this walking garden grouping several spaces found in the traditional gardens of Japan.

Juni 2026

Zaterdag 6
- 14:00 - 18:00
Zondag 7
- 14:00 - 18:00

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Jardin Fukutsu-En

3 Chemin de la Drouille Blanche, 87270 Bonnac-la-Côte, France

Haute-Vienne

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Born from the ravages of the storm of December 1999, Francis Léobon's garden is a rebirth ex nihilo. On 6,000 sqm, this enthusiast has sculpted a haven of harmony, faithful to the aesthetic and spiritual principles of Japanese gardens. Here, each step is an invitation to contemplative wandering, between shadows and lights, mineral and vegetable. Organized around a tea pavilion, the discreet and symbolic heart of the garden, the ensemble reveals itself as a living work, designed to be contemplated from this central point. Here, Japanese art unfolds with a rare authenticity, where each element seems to dialog with infinity. The visitor is first seized by the stretches of raked gravel, these frozen mineral waves that, under the changing light, evoke the ocean or the wind sliding on the sand. The stones, arranged with meditated precision, emerge like distant islands or mountains, inviting a poetic reading of the landscape. Further on, the garden opens onto borrowed perspectives, where the surrounding hills and the sky blend into the composition, blurring the boundaries between cultivated space and wild nature. Winding alleys, lined with moss and ferns, lead to secret clearings. Here, nothing is left to chance, and yet everything seems natural. The garden imposes nothing, it suggests – a walk, a pause, a breath. And little by little, the visitor understands that it is not only a question of seeing, but of letting himself through by the serenity of the place. Volunteers, discreet guardians of this place, perpetuate its evolution: Maple pruning, pond maintenance, layout of Japanese footpaths. Each element – wooden bridge, stone lantern, or velvety foam – participates in a sensory immersion, between the scent of plants and the whispers of water. Visitors find a haven of peace, where time seems suspended. Here, the entire garden becomes ritual – an ode to slowness, ephemeral beauty, and the art of savoring the moment.

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