A Tsurubara tunnel, a slide for children to play, and a "Mube shelf" that is not a shaded Fuji shelf.
There is a wooden garden chair on the front of it.
This is the rooftop garden on the 6th floor of St. Luke International Hospital in Akashicho. It also plays a role in promoting greening.
You can see inpatients of wheelchairs and visitors chatting around the garden path, which was skillfully built during planting.
Flowers that add color to the seasons.
I can hear the birds singing.
The lush rooftop garden is also used as a place to refresh inpatients and to meet and talk with their families. It is also a symbol of the hospital that aims to not only treat diseases but also to "heal the heart" of patients.
From the left, <Tsurubara> <clematis> <Hakonesugi>
From the left <Codemari> <sharinbai> <silane>
From the left, <Aberia> <mbe> <Hirado azalea>
