Chinese Garden Encho-en was built in 1995 as a symbol of friendship between Tottori Prefecture and Hebei Province, China. This authentic garden was designed, sourced, and constructed entirely in China. It recreates the imperial gardens that were cherished by successive Chinese emperors. The roofs are adorned with yellow lapis lazuli tiles, symbolizing the emperor, and the buildings are decorated with over 2,000 colorful paintings, including a five-clawed dragon, crafted by Chinese artists. The park also hosts three daily performances of Chinese acrobatics, showcasing incredible skills. Additionally, it is growing in popularity as an ideal spot for Chinese cosplay.