The space opens up to grasses, mosses, and short magnolia trees. A small grassy knoll. Patches of hydrangea and chrysanthemum grow in clumps in a manicured yet natural way.

There is no path through the grass but the grounds eventually slops down gently towards a wooden pier upon the lake. The pier is aged, but it good condition. It is simple in its design.

In the distance are views of the mountains and soft fluffy clouds dot the side when the weather. The are does go through a normal weather cycle after all. More often the not the water is warm enough to swim in, but go too far out and one will hit an invisible wall.

The grounds are self-maintaining and adhere to the day and night cycle present in Imeeji.