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Archaeology Inspector on Japanese Garden Decline
Investigations reveal a state of neglect and deterioration affecting the Japanese Garden in Helwan, established in 1919. The garden features distinctive Japanese statues and design elements. It is not yet registered as an archaeological site, despite a submitted request for official designation, which hampers efforts to protect its components. Since 2011, the statues have been subjected to acts of vandalism and damage. The site suffers from administrative neglect and inadequate oversight by security personnel, turning it into a space for unethical and criminal activities. If these threats continue, the garden’s future is at risk. Calls are now increasing for stricter oversight and urgent measures to safeguard the garden from vandalism, with the aim of preserving its historical and architectural significance.
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