Japanese Garden in Moscow in Autumn

Japanese Garden in Moscow in Autumn.

 

Here is a Japanese styled garden in late September, the famous Japan Garden at the Moscow Botanical Gardens in Moscow which is closing soon for the winter so yesterday I dropped by and took some quick pictures.

 

And here is a look inside that Japanese themed structure.

The dumb Google blogger uploader again reversed the pictures which were in sequence but I have neither strength no desire to re-arrange them properly.

Truly, everything Google touches turns to stupid, not forgetting its fake search engine only good for throwing up low quality ads.

But back to the views of the garden which is rather more pleasant than discussing the giant *whatever* of Google in all its iterations, including Youtube, of course.

The trees with red leaves are actually proper Japan sakuras.

Some of the Sakuras were planted by various Japan prime ministers as was the one below for example.

Outdoors in May

 Celebrating the great outdoors in the month of May 2021!

Lush foliage... or something.

Actually were walking through the Moscow Botanical Gardens and some adjacent parks too.

Catkins of a large sprawling Manchurian walnut tree.

Lilac blossoms are still not over yet this part of the world.

 Here is who else was walking.

 

And now some views from the Moscow Japan garden.

And here is a Japan garden outfit.

Here are some ambient sounds.

Japanese Garden, Moscow, Sakura Blossoms

Moscow's Japanese Garden on April 30, 2019

Central building at the Botanical Garden, Moscow.

Wedding locks.

Here a line to enter the Japanese Garden.

Sights of the Japanese garden.

Below is the 1986 planted Shintaro Abe Sokura tree.

Above is a young Sakura planted by Shinzō Abe in 2013.

Above and below is the first Sakura (Prunus Sargentii Rehder) in the garden from Hokkaido planted in 1986 by the then Japanese Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe.

Sakura blossoms...