Several parts combine into one character.

園 is a phono-semantic character: 囗 (an enclosure / fence) for meaning and 袁 (a long robe) for sound. Land for growing fruit and vegetables ringed by a fence (囗) — a garden, yard, or park. Like 圖 (map) seen earlier, it packs content inside the 囗 (large enclosure) radical.

The simplified form is 园, with the inner 袁 reduced to 元 — the form splits by mode.

Korean hanja-sound "won": 公園 (gongwon, park), 庭園 (jeongwon, garden), 樂園 (nagwon, paradise), 動物園 (dongmurwon, zoo), 幼稚園 (yuchiwon, kindergarten), 園藝 (wonye, gardening). It is the character in 幼稚園 (kindergarten), where children go.

Mandarin: yuán, 2nd tone. 公园 (gōngyuán, park), 花园 (huāyuán, flower garden), 动物园 (dòngwùyuán, zoo), 幼儿园 (yòu'éryuán, kindergarten), 乐园 (lèyuán, paradise). Common in Chinese garden names like 颐和园 (the Summer Palace), 圆明园 (the Old Summer Palace).

Japanese: on-reading エン (en), kun その (sono). 公園 (kōen, park), 動物園 (dōbutsuen, zoo), 幼稚園 (yōchien, kindergarten), 庭園 (teien, garden), 花園 (hanazono, flower garden). It is the 園 of Japanese childcare facilities 保育園 (hoikuen) and 幼稚園 (yōchien).

Memory aid: land tended within a fence (囗), a robe (袁) spread out — an enclosed garden.