The best gardens in Japan

Adachi Museum of Art (Adachi Museum of Art) was founded in 1980, Adachi Zenkov. In this project, he combined his passions – the Japanese art and garden design. Owner Adachi Museum Zenkov traveled throughout Japan collecting varieties of conifers, mosses and stones for the garden.

In addition to the gardens, the Adachi Museum of Art is also a collection of about 1300 paintings of the twentieth century and works of art. There is also a permanent exhibition of paintings and ceramics show.

Museum founder Adachi Dzenko fond of saying that “the garden, in other words, it is a scroll with a painted on it a live scenery. Passion for life Adachi – painting and landscaping – has become a garden of 165,000 square meters, to accommodate its space traditional dry garden, the garden of white pebbles and pine trees, moss garden, a garden with a pond.

By itself the gardens do not go into them all geometrically calibrated, so constructed special pavilions with panoramic windows and comfortable benches on which to sit and enjoy the harmony of nature.
These gardens are the same pictures that are not touched by hands, and admiring them from afar, leisurely contemplating them and listening to the feedback in his soul.

In March 2009, the garden Adachi was raised to 3-star – the highest award of version two of the most famous French guidebooks for tourists – Guide Company “Michelin” to “green” in Japan and Guide Bleu Japon.

Entrance to the museum is not cheap, but where the money can be seen at once – the garden, it seems, keeps the warmth of caring hands of gardeners, the ticket price for adults – 2200 yen (27 USD), but there is a discount for foreigners. Better to see once than a hundred times to read.

via: travelvista