The serene Japanese Garden in Montreal stretches over 2.5 hectares and incorporates the traditional elements of stone, water and plants. Designed by Ken Nakajima and opened in 1989, it is a typical stroll garden, inviting visitors to embark on a journey of contemplation, past stones set carefully to suggest mountains and valleys; around ponds and along streams that reflect the sky and clouds overhead; over arched or zigzag bridges; and through simple gardens featuring Japanese tree peonies, maples, irises and other plants. (Source)
6 comments:
The weather looks pretty charming there. In our part of the world its gloomy with the monsoons at full force. The place looks beautiful indeed.
Lovely!
Thanks for visiting far Manila. :)
would love to walk around there!
beautiful images!!
This is so pretty. I would love to spend some time roaming around in this garden.
Beautiful. I'm adding a link to your blog on mine. Will be back.
You know - I've heard of the Japanese garden but, all these years never went to appreciate the beauty. Will now - thanks for your beautiful glimpses of Montreal !
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