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Late June to early July Origin: Japan, East Asia, etc.

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autumn - winter

You can enjoy your meal on the terrace of Morino Cafe while taking in the scenery and sounds of nature. Some of the café's menu items can also be eaten on the benches and tables located in various places in the garden.

Hammock is installed in various places in the garden. Soak up the sunbeams, listen to the birds and whispers of the wind, forget about the hustle and bustle of the day, and enjoy a peaceful time.

We have set up a space where you can enjoy nature slowly, such as benches, outdoor chairs that can be taken out, and tables. With a book or drink in hand, spend a luxurious time surrounded by the sounds of the forest.

A chestnut treehouse overlooking "SIKI Garden～ The Path of Sounds～." Sit in a rocking chair and enjoy the soothing natural breeze and the cool sounds of wind bells.

※2025年12月1日（月）～5（金）は塗装のためご見学いただけません。

When you sit on the bench in the garden, you will be surrounded by music (= forest radio) that you can hear from nowhere. Find your favorite "Forest Radio".

When you stroke a wooden bird, you will hear a gentle tone. It is a work of the art unit MATHRAX. It is based on the natural sounds and musical box sounds recorded on Mt. Rokko.

Birdhouse-shaped musical box boxes in various places. When you pull the string, the sound of the musical box will be played. The number is 15. You can enjoy various tones from classical to contemporary songs.

A marine bell that was once used on a ship. The port town of Kobe may once have resounded tones.

A hand-musical box music box that plays music when you turn the handle.

Street organs are played in European parks and street corners. When the weather is nice, turn the handle and try playing.

Cajon, a percussion instrument from South America. It is a compact instrument that can be carried and played on the street. You can create a variety of expressions depending on how you hit it and where you hit it.

Tonton twirling with a drumstick. It is a musical instrument that you can enjoy the gentle sound of wood.

When you put a seashell to your ear, it makes a wave-like sound. Listen and compare with various shellfish.

The rounded shape and smooth surface give it a soft feel. The material is marble, and when you touch it, you feel a hard texture contrary to its appearance.

This work is part of a series that the artist has been creating since the 2000s, and is characterized by soft, curvaceous shapes and linear depictions of faces. The way they appear seems to reflect the thoughts of the viewer.

The light coming in from the lens attached to the wall of the building installed in SIKI Garden～ The Path of Sounds～inverts the natural scenery outside and projects it onto the screen. By overlapping it with the fantastical images projected by the projector installed on the opposite side, you can enjoy images that can only be seen here and now. Photo (right): Kiyotoshi Takashima

The artist stayed in the area for an extended period of time and created this stone sculpture as if he was creating a garden. The two large faces are installed on the left and right sides of the exhibition area and are positioned so that their gazes intersect. Photo: Ruri Takahashi

The straight lines and the structures that support them attempt to visualize the human envy towards straight lines, as well as the time and effort involved.

The mirrors placed in the midst of lush greenery are cut into the shapes of motifs such as deer, wild birds, etc. The reflection changes depending on the viewing angle and time, making this a work in harmony with nature.

The piece is made up of countless overlapping pieces of pottery that form an arc, and a human figure covered in thorns stands in the center. It is made up of a combination of pottery pieces that the artist shaped and materials that were discarded in the places he visited. The paving stones are locally produced Mikage that was used for the Hanshin Electric Railway tracks.

These fluorescent yellow binoculars appear in the forest and catch your eye. Looking through them and observing the birds gathering at the nest boxes and the surrounding trees, you will discover something different from what you would see while walking around.

We offer a plan to rent the transparent dome "SIKI Dome" exclusively. Click here to make a reservation.

Concerts are held in the garden every Sunday from spring to summer. For more information, click here.

A workshop to enjoy plants, such as flower arranging and wreath making. Click here for details.