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In fact, the garden is very small. Look at the introduction is a haiku poet's grass hall, do not know what background, do not know Japanese, do not see what meaning, persimmon trees only see two, are a very small scene.

This small scenic spot is on the other side of Lanshan. It's very mini. It's not very cost-effective to buy tickets to go in and see it. There are some small bonsai in it, and then there is a feeling like a thatched hut, like a small yard.

A simple courtyard, the "Lost Persimmon House", is a hut in which the disciples of the Edo haiku master Matsui Bajiao (1644-1694) come to the well (1651-1704). The ancient cottage in Eye, a forest of monasteries, shows Japanese respect for haiku tradition.

It's a small, pastoral place. Japan's most famous haiku poet, Matsushita, once lived here, so there was a cottage with some of his poems in it. Like the name of this place, there is a big tree with persimmon fruits and some unknown berries in the courtyard.

很小的地方，但是又非常的漂亮，這種茅草屋我自己很喜歡看是感覺很簡單，其實處處都是小心思，處處都是小美景吧，我覺得很不錯的，挺有意境，也非常的有趣。

我自己很喜歡這裏的，真的有一種閑雲野鶴的那種感受吧，感覺與世無爭，歸隱山林了，而且這個地方它的環境真的是非常的漂亮，那種茅屋感覺也是非常美的呢。

這裏比較的偏僻，看上去就像是一個尋常人家在山中的一個小院子一樣。但是仔細一看這裏處處都是一個很別緻的一個感受的，有很多的小的景緻，我覺得很不錯。