After the Meiji Restoration (the period of modernization in which aspects of Western systems and culture were adopted), former local lord called Mouri "毛利" constructed the beautiful garden which completed in 1916. These pictures are from the starting point of the drive way of the garden to the entrance. I hope the pine trees along side the road can be considered as a fence :-)
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| view from the parking lot to the drive way, here is the actual fence; |
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| long passage with lots of pine trees; |
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| reached the entrance; |
On the same day we visited Hydrangea Temple (my previous post), my thoughtful (p;) husband stopped by this place saying I might be able to use the pics of the entrance for the Tex's meme. As it got late and tired to stroll inside, we didn't visit there.
I'll introduce the garden someday. Thanks sweetheart;
Thank you very much for stopping by;
Linking this post to Good Fences.
those pines along the fence are incredibly beautiful! wow! way to go, hubby! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and kudos to a sweet hubby for helping you find a good capture!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a beautiful garden! And it has very long history. Looks it's been very well taken care of.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful of your husband to stop there for you. He is very sweet :-)
Dearest Miyako,
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely post and a very kind gesture of your dear husband.
Wish we would have such lovely pine trees. Wonder what variety they are...
Hugs,
Mariette
What a beautiful drive bordered by the windswept pines! Thank your sweet husband for stopping to share this lovely place with us! xo Karen
ReplyDeleteDear Miyako,
ReplyDeleteLovely beautiful pine trees and the way they frame the road.
Thanks to your husband for stopping to allow you to take a photo.
Hope you are having a great week
hugs
Carolyn
Dear Miyako,
ReplyDeleteLovely beautiful pine trees and the way they frame the road.
Thanks to your husband for stopping to allow you to take a photo.
Hope you are having a great week
hugs
Carolyn
Dear Miyako san!
ReplyDeleteThat is one very delightful view from your photos Mouri desune..
I have a little FRENCES very soon too in my home.
Have a nice day!
Otosanto next day for omachi shite masu Miyako san!
Michiko
Your hubby is so nice! I love the beautiful line of pine trees. And the entrance to the temple is beautiful. Lovely fence shots.. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteThe fences show the tree up well. they are so beautiful as are all the scenes.
ReplyDeletecame back to say thanks for linking in (and to enjoy these views one more time!) :)
ReplyDeleteOh this is perfect for Good Fences. I must say I just adore your lovely trees! They just take my attention and are the show of every photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely trees and fences.
ReplyDeleteVery exotic looking trees! That's a wonderful gate!
ReplyDeleteit's all so pretty!
ReplyDeletehow gorgeous!!!!!!
ReplyDeletethe trees are manicured beautifully!! your photos look like postcards,they are so lovely!!!!
what a darling your husband is!!!!
xoxoxo
Awww, your hubby was thinking of Tex's meme. That's so sweet! Your pine trees have much more character than ours. Love the interesting shapes of the limbs, and the beautiful architecture there. Incredible!
ReplyDeleteOh my those trees are fabulous. I liked the one showing the fence and the trees. Looks like a beautiful place to visit.
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ReplyDeleteYour husband is a gem among men! Mine helps me blog in that same way and I think we are both very lucky.
ReplyDeleteThe trees are a beautiful living fence.
Everything, beautiful and pristine....I enjoyed each and every photo.
ReplyDeleteYour husband is so sweet to help you get pictures....a keeper he is.
Beautiful as always. Finally getting around to visit fences from last week. I love this link up!
ReplyDeleteRinda