Ken Nakajima, created the Kaiyushiki (strolling) garden, to symbolise the Japanese landscape. The rocky hillside, manicured hedges, waterfalls, streams and the two lakes provide a serene and secure environment for a myriad of local birdlife. Special features of the Garden include a traditional Edo Cottage, an authentic open-air Tea house and a Bonsai House. The Cultural Centre adjoins the main building, with the first gallery showcasing exhibitions from a variety of local and regional artists. The next two galleries feature an extensive collection of beautiful Japanese artworks and artefacts. An Educational & Multi-purpose Centre is available for functions ranging from seminars to theatrical performances.

Take time to explore the 5 hectares of garden and enjoy its beauty and tranquillity. Feed the Koi carp from one of the viewing platforms overlooking the lakes. Visit the exquisite Gift Shop where East meets West, with a range of gifts and souvenirs guaranteed to entice. Relax and enjoy modern Australian cuisine at the licensed Café, where you can dine in air-conditioned comfort or relax on the outside terrace and soak up the view. The cafe caters for weddings, day and evening private functions and special events, with groups always welcome.