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Koto-En
Momiji, matsu, and maki (maple, pine
and yew) |
Warrior and Tea Master Hosokawa’s shrine.
This hollowed out stone basin next
to the tea house was brought from the Imperial
Palace Korea
There are two famous tea houses here, Shoko-ken and Horai.
Sink, or kitchen area of tea house.
This, like many Japanese gardens, comes alive in a rain. Unfortunately, photos are too dark and ruined by flash.
There is a greater variety of
plantings in this garden than in most gardens of the Kyoto
Once again, the picture is too dark, but the view must be shared!
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