pls do not wear heels... i saw a few tourist with their heels ends up with bare foot... hehhee More

A very pretty place, but the shuttle there is very limited. It is nice that there are 'no smoking' signs everywhere because while you wait for the shuttle from Colmar Tropicale hotel, you and your children will have to breathe the cigarette smoke of the workers there. More

Its nice for a visit as there is a real japanese atmosphere, when people never been to japan it gives at least a taste of Japan More

You can take photos with the Japanese dress for RM20 for 20 mins. The men dress is not wash as it stinks. More

It was green. The air was clean. The fishes were really big and quite tame. I disliked the steep climb that visitors had to go through to reach the village. It was really steep and not advisable for those who have knee problems. More

The Japanese Village is quite nice but you can finish viewing the place in 30 minutes. The proprietor should make it more elaborate and exciting for visitors. More

The garden is ok, but the so-called Japanese tea room is just a money-making exercise. More

...this place is unbelievable,and the whole garden is arved out creatively on a terrain with slopes....be prepared to walk up and down the slopes tho... ...the steps are pretty steep and those with weak knees and arthritis can feel the grinding pain when ascending and descending the stairs... ...overall pretty impressive,went there once and thats it...definitely worth visiting.. More

At the entrance of the Japanese Garden, there is a placard that read "World's First Japanese Garden in the Tropics". Well, this could be a good sign. At the right is the souvenir and snack shop offering Japanese themed and Berjaya resort logo merchandise. The entrance to the Japanese Garden leads to the cobblestone path and steps with moss-covered rocks... More