On the site of Amanemu, a number of meaningful gardens, large and small, form spaces of quiet reflection. The Arrival Pavilion’s Garden with panoramic views of the sea, is home to a large, 50-year-old yam tree which was transported to the resort during its construction. A place for guests to find balance, the garden offers a sense of perspective, overlooking Ago Bay through a field of silver grass and Japanese pampas trees. At the garden’s centre, a ‘path-like path’ takes a zigzag form - a purposeful design detail inviting those who walk on its stones to interact with the garden that surrounds.
Guests can also appreciate Amanemu’s natural setting from its Tsuki Villa. Resting on a site over 1842 square meters in size, the villa’s expansive private gardens overlook the bay, providing the perfect backdrop for private dining, family escapes or even intimate wedding ceremonies.