I'm walking on a path.
I think this place is rich in nature.
But I came here from ginza by walking.
It means here is not so far from heart of Tokyo.
I feel a smell of sea very slightly.
I will start a series of this garden from tomorrow.
June 13, 2009
Do you know where I am?
I'm walking on a path.
I think this place is rich in nature.
But I came here from ginza by walking.
It means here is not so far from heart of Tokyo.
I feel a smell of sea very slightly.
I will start a series of this garden from tomorrow.
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Wonderful journey: forest and sea together is a magical combination!
:-)
Ginza is between chiyoda Ward and Hamarikyuteien. This last is the most near from the sea. could you be there?..
Anyway, that's a nice and peaceful place.
Have a nice week-end, Nobu!
Mme la Vache lived in Japan for 15 years. «Louis» bets that she knows where this is. She's visiting Japan now, or «Louis» would ask her!
It's very pretty and serene. A nice placde to walk slowly and contemplate nature and life.
Lovely poem to match the beautiful surroundings. I'll look forward to seeing more!
Thanks all!!
Malyss, You are right!!
How far is this from the center og Tokyo, in distance, in time? I am very happy for this new journey...
Wow i just can't believe it that these places are quite close to Ginza.
Vogonpoet,It takes 12 min from shinbashi station to the garden by walking.
When I walked from ginza to the garden, It took around 25 min.
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