• No climbing on the rocks: the garden rules ask kids to keep off the stones and hills and stick to the paths and signed lawns
• Sakura alley in spring, planted with Accolade cherries that flower in the hanami season
• Toilet and water stations on site: one public toilet and two drinking water points

A Japanese stroll garden around Šnipiškės pond, laid out to a concept by Japanese landscape architect Shiro Nakane. Paths loop past a red arched bridge over a koi pond, a moon bridge, a pontoon bridge, cascades, a raked-gravel dry garden and a sakura alley. Swans live on the water.

Kids get a playground and outdoor musical instruments, and there are drinking fountains, a gazebo and a public toilet.