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Ritsurin Garden

 

For the past few days, I swamped you with long posts full of text and no pictures (except for a few found on Wikimedia) so for my next two stops of that first full day in Japan (May 19th, 2009) my words will be scarce.

Let’s start with my first visit to Ritsurin Garden, one of Takamatsu’s jewels. There are many things to say about the garden, but it will be for another day, today, it’s pictures (and videos) only.
Enjoy.

 

Ritsurin Park

 

 

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to be continued

 

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8 thoughts on “Ritsurin Garden”

    1. Yes, Ritsurin Koen is the one thing not to miss when visiting Shikoku.
      I’ll have more pictures coming (not mentioning the ones I’ll take next week).
      And no, I haven’t started packing yet (I’m a last minute packer) 😉

  1. Wow, a feast for the eyes. I like the first shot, how the light is streaming in. Looks very peaceful.

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