Shinjuku National Garden – belonging to Lord Naito, of the Edo era in 1906 as an imperial garden. Later it became a national garden after the Second World War and opened to the public. Loved seeing this area in 2017..Hoping to return soon.
Wordless Wednesday – Tokyo
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Such a visual dichotomy of old-world architecture and the new modern buildings.
Nicely captured … Have a relaxing weekend
Be safe … Isadora 😎
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Japan is a beautiful country. We didn’t see this exact place, but we lived for a couple of years in a suburb of Tokyo many years ago. 🙂
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That’s a Wow! What a great place to live.
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Love that green slanted roof! 🙂
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Such an amazing gorgeous place…🥰
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What a beaut! I visited the gardens at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo when I last visited, and your photo of Shinjuku’s is reminiscent of it. Such wonderful greenery, especially in the summer!
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A place of peace within the chaos of a city. Well done!
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Very peaceful and serene. Thanks Frank.
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Nice picture. A garden among high rises.
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Yes..such a beautiful site.
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