Koishikawa Stroll Garden, Tokyo
Wondering where I’ve been? Well, here’s a woodland scene from the Koishikawa Stroll Garden, a 15 acre garden in central Tokyo that goes back almost 400 years.
More to come.
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Notes from a wildlife-friendly cottage garden
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Look forward to seeing more. Looks nice and cool on that pathway, but I bet it is humid.
It’s really HOT and HUMID. August is not the time to visit Japan, but the timing of this trip was dictated by Judy’s job – the vacation is piggybacked on her business trip.
Lovely!
Not fair, Jason. You can’t leave us hanging like this… I want more, and I want it now!
Sorry, you’ll have to be patient.
Can’t wait to see more!
Oh just WOW. Can’t wait to read/see more about this garden. Difficult to think about how a garden can last 400 years. Amazing.
It looks so tranquil. Look forward to seeing what’s around the corner of the path!
I look forward to the rest of the pictures !
Ah, So Beautiful!
Looks cool, peaceful and inviting.
Very pretty. You are in Japan, I am in London. Have a nice trip.
Enjoy! It looks so calm and beautiful. Some of my relatives are moving to Japan temporarily–Navy transfers. I might have to go visit. 🙂
Lots to see, but avoid going in summer – too hot!
Amazing to have that garden in the middle of Tokyo… Looking forward to more Japanese gardens …
can’t wait to see more…
How interesting! Looking forward to hearing more!xxx
You’ve been to Japan Jason, wonderful. I wait for continuation.
That looks like a mystical place. Waiting to hear more about it and see more pictures.