Jardin Japonais de Monaco
In the Japanese garden, one can find the key to the soul of its people. From the carefully washed and swept path of the tea garden, to the veiled view of a pine tree glimpsed through the opening in a sleeve fence, the psyche of this ancient culture reveals itself.
Zen Garden
Violet water iris
shishi odoshi
ししおどし
shishi odoshi ししおどし
Kaday Yukimi Lantern
Pagoda lantern
Geisha
芸者
Kaday Yukimi Lantern
Koi 鲤
Kaday Yukimi Lantern
Tea room
Tea room
Tea room
Yellow water iris
Zenigata fountain
Kasuga Lantern detail 春日大社
Kasuga Lantern detail 春日大社
"Water is powerful. It can wash away earth, put out fire, and even destroy iron.
Water can carve its way through stone. And when trapped, water makes a new path".
Memoirs of a Geisha, 1997, Arthur Golden
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