Tokugawa's shrine is known as "Tosho-in" in which Tokugawa Ieyasu, first shogun of the Tokugawa dynasty, is enshrined with the name Tōshō Daigongen.
There's”Kame-jima" and "Tsuru-jima" on both hands of the garden. Kame(Tortoise) and tsuru(crane) are known as happy animals in Japan. So a lot of Japanese style garden has 2 islands shaped like these 2 animals.
Kame jima on left hands. Tree on the rock looks die but still alive. It has lived for over 400 years.
Tsuru-jima on right hand. Square rock means crane's neck.
On the way leading to Tosho-gu, There's a garden with pond. I don't know you can see it, there's small waterfall beyond trees. I think it's designed to look larger than in reality.
The road leading to Tosho-gu.
Tosho-gu.
