[ Nitobe Memorial Garden -
... a Japanese garden classic ]
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Nitobe - a Japanese Garden Nitobe Memorial Garden on the premises of the University of Britsh Columbia in Vancouver was created |
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| by Kanosuke Mori and designed according to classic Japanese design principles dating back to the 11th centrury. It has been named after Inazo Nitobe (1862-1933), a Japanese scholar, educator, diplomat, and writer. The two-and-a-half acres Nitobe Garden consists of a stroll garden, a large pond, and a tea garden. The garden symbolizes the time of our lives in which we wander on our choice of paths. I love to photograph in Nitobe Garden; its beauty and tranquility seem to inspire my images. Click on thumbnails below to see enlarged images. |
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