Hi,
Here are some of my best shots taken when i was at Ritsurin Garden at Takamatsu
It is probably the best garden that i have seen in Japan.
Thanks
Michael
Takamatsu Ritsurin Garden
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Re: Takamatsu Ritsurin Garden
Oh my...
Note to self.
Visit Japan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Note to self.
Visit Japan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Incredible beauty!, the photos are very well balanced too, what a dream garden. Thanks for posting.
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Re: Takamatsu Ritsurin Garden
Great photo's Michael, thanks for sharing.
I particularly like the first pine over the pond/lake.
Regards,
Steven
I particularly like the first pine over the pond/lake.
Regards,
Steven
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Re: Takamatsu Ritsurin Garden
Aw, so beautiful!! Can't wait until I can visit Thanks kindly for sharing!!
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Re: Takamatsu Ritsurin Garden
I have a lot more images of the park but most of them are of the black pines in the garden.
It was like a dream walking into the garden it just did not feel real, it felt like a dream walking around there.
I did spend most of the day there just looking around trying to take in as much.
The next day I was on the train and visited Kinashi Bonsai Village where you can visit the bonsai nurseries/farms and see all the different steps taken to develop 30+ year old pine trees.
I definitely recommend visiting, I went to Takamatsu by bus from Osaka and that took 3.5 hours but you get to see lots of trees along the coastal line when you get closer to Takamatsu.
It was like a dream walking into the garden it just did not feel real, it felt like a dream walking around there.
I did spend most of the day there just looking around trying to take in as much.
The next day I was on the train and visited Kinashi Bonsai Village where you can visit the bonsai nurseries/farms and see all the different steps taken to develop 30+ year old pine trees.
I definitely recommend visiting, I went to Takamatsu by bus from Osaka and that took 3.5 hours but you get to see lots of trees along the coastal line when you get closer to Takamatsu.
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Re: Takamatsu Ritsurin Garden
Just beautiful!!
thanks so much!!
thanks so much!!
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Thank you for posting...real romantic gardens.
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