EGG stands for Ever Green Garden, and is an egg-shaped indoor garden located next to the fisherman's wharf in Kushiro. The temperature controlled room ensures you can enjoy the beautiful garden all year round, making it the perfect place to escape Kushiro's infamous inclement weather. The garden itself is immaculately maintained, and has information boards on each of the plants, a small water feature, stone paths and the sound of birds chirping over speakers. Whilst it's not a reason to visit Kushiro itself, it's nice to drop in and enjoy the greenery if you're in the area. The EGG is located next to the Kushiro Fisherman's Wharf, open from 06:00 ~ 22:00 daily and is a five minute walk from Kushiro Station.
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Kushiro EGG
An Indoor Garden
By Chris Barnes
Community writer
The interior of the building looks much bigger than you would first think from the outside
The larger trees have lots of room to grow inside the EGG
Stone paths weave their way through the dirt inside the EGG
The 2nd floor of the building features a wrap around walkway allowing you to enjoy the view from above
The attractive interior of EGG provides a great place to escape bad weather
The garden features seasonal plants and trees
The water feature in the center of the building creates the relaxing sound of running water to add to the gardens serenity
There are plenty of nice flowers to enjoy inside the EGG
The EGG is popular not only amongst families but also local fisherman, office workers and tourists
The entrance to the EGG
The exterior of the EGG building, with the Kushiro Fisherman's Wharf located next to it
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You're right Mandy, something so simple brings a nice refreshing feel to the often cold and bleak port city.
Mandy Bartok
12 years ago
What a cool idea! I love the architecture of the dome, too.
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