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Zen garden
Tokushima Castle was destroyed in 1875 during the Meiji Restoration, but its gardens remain. The Omote Goten Garden was built in Momoyama style ~ 1600 by Uedo Soko. It is a karesansui (dry rock garden, Zen garden). Its most distinctive feature is the bridge made of a single unhewn rock over 10 M long, the longest such rock in Japan. Tokushima, Shikoku Island, Japan.
Zen gardendry rock gardenkarensansuirock bridgeOmote Goten Garden1600Momoyama style gardenUedo Sokoraked gravelTokoshima CastleTokushimaShikoku IslandJapan
Judith Sparhawk
on December 29, 2022Quite a serene scene--that IS one really long rock!
TruImages
on December 29, 2022Certainly looks peaceful and tranquil! Nicely captured.
John (300m)
on December 28, 2022this is a lovely shot of this Zen garden!
fotoeffects
on December 28, 2022The incredible detail and thought that goes into creating a Japanese Zen garden is mind boggling! They go to such a huge amount of maintenance and care in creating the illusion of such perfection! Stunning place!
Lgood
on December 28, 2022The large rock was the first thing to catch my eye. It's amazing that it is a single rock. Beautiful shot of this garden.
geoghanart
on December 28, 2022It does look like a tranquil, timeless place to meditate and center oneself. Well captured.
Franks-Focus
on December 28, 2022Wonderful capture of the well manicured zen garden.
Donna McCommon
on December 28, 2022Beautiful shot of the garden.
Gene Hyder
on December 28, 2022Fabulous shot.
Janet McQueen
on December 28, 2022Beautiful capture of this lovely serene garden.