upper garden at the Japanese Tea Gardens by danapommet
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This is a shot from the lower gardens area which includes sculptured trees and sculptured bushes. There are a number of water features in the lower garden areas too. From left to right you have the Hagiwara Gate, the Five story Pagoda and a traditional Japanese arch. The spire at the top of a Pagoda is called a sorin and its nine rings represent various heavens of the Buddhist gods. There is a stone lantern and a small waterfall just to the right of the Pagoda. Stone Lanterns were introduced to Japan in the Sixth Century and lamp oil, was burned in the upper chamber, to light a pathway at night. Zoom to check out the sorin. Scanned photo from early 1980s.
Thanks for stopping by my gallery, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments. They are very much appreciated.
Dana
Comments (32)
The landscaping looks so neat. Wish these guy's could spend some time at my place. Nice series Dad.
So very wonderful to see this!!!