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They were Japanese pictures of “浴恩園真景図巻”, which was originally painted by Bunryo Hoshino (星野文良) of 19C in Edo period. They are manuscript of Meiji period (1881) by Baisai Sakai (酒井梅斎). They represented the beautiful scene of Hama-rikyu garden by the Japanese‐style painting.
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- You can see many blossoms and flowers in Hama-rikyu in this picture.
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- From Senjyu-kan to the pond of Harukaze at Hama-rikyu garden
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- From the fleet of Minatoda to the pond of Akikaze
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- Voluptuous garden (Irokano-sono)
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- The pond of Tamamo
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- The bridge of egret (Sirasakino-hashi)
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- Edo bay and Mt. Fuji
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- From the fleet of Ajiro to the pond of Akikaze
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- Senjyu-kan hall
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- Hama-rikyu garden. This is Edo period figure.
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- This is the map of Hama-rikyu now.
Is the map of the Hama-rikyu garden how it is in it’s current form? It looks like an amazing place
I insert the current map of Hama-rikyu. Comparing both of them, they seem similar, I think.
That is very nice!
He painted into particulars and colorful, and they are kept in a good state.
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So beautiful thanks for sharing.
Thank you for reblogging!
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The bridge of egret is very beautiful, I would love to see such a garden!
This is one of the wonderful gardens in Tokyo. I love it very much.
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