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Shukkei-en
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- Shukkei-en (縮景園) is a historic Japanese garden in the city of Hiroshima, Japan. The Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum is located adjacent to the garden. History.
- Shukkeien (縮景園) can be translated into English as "shrunken-scenery garden", which is also a good description of the garden itself. Valleys, mountains and forests...
- I saw Shukkei-en Garden on a map, and decided to check it out. It is not far from the main train station, so it is a must. ... Things to do near Shukkei-en Garden.
- Geikibou is the highest summit within the garden where you can get a view of Itsukushima Shrine beyond the landscape of Shukkei-en.
- Shukkei-en 縮景園. Published on : 21/01/2015. ... "Shukkei" literally means "close to", a clever play on perspectives to replicate natural scenery.
- All you need to know about Shukkei-en in Hiroshima, Japan for your next trip. General information, official website, nearby hotels, tours & excursions, and more.
- Shukkei-en was constructed by Ueda Sōko, who served lord Asano as chief retainer (karō) of the domain and as a tea master.
- Its vegetal architecture is built around a wonderful pond that made the place’s reputation. Shukkei-en can translate into "the Shrunken-Scenery Garden".
- About Shukkei-en. Shukkeien's name can be converted into English as "contracted view cultivate", which is likewise a decent portrayal of the garden itself.
- Shukkei-en was first opened to the public in 1940. Although almost completely destroyed in the atomic bombing, it has been lovingly restored.
- The garden re-opened in 1951 after significant renovations. Shukkei-en is a beautiful garden featuring miniature versions of hills, valleys, forests, and a pond.
- Modelled after West Lake in Hangzhou, China, Shukkei-en was built in 1620 for daimyō (domain lord) Asano Nagaakira.
- Shukkei-en , lord Asano'ya bölgenin baş hizmetlisi ve çay ustası olarak hizmet eden Ueda Sōko tarafından inşa edildi .
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Japonya'nın Hiroşima kentinde bulunan bir bahçedir. Hiroşima Sanat Müzesi'nin yanında yer almaktadır. 1920 yılında Edo Döneminde Hiroşima hanının Daimyo'su Asano Nagaakira'nın emriyle başladı.
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