Japanese Garden of Monaco

Written by Laura Ciocan


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The Japanese Garden of Monaco was designed atrepparttar request of Prince Rainier who thus fulfilled a desire Princesse Grace had expressed during her life-time. The garden was designed byrepparttar 134035 landscape-architect Yasuo Beppu, has 7,000 square meter, its construction took 3 years and it was inaugurated in 1994.

There are some specific elements:

* The wall (Heï) with an intermediary bamboo fencing (Takégaki) that stands for fragility and simplicity.

* The main gate (Shô-mon)

* The stone lanterns (Tôrô) - each having special different characteristics;

* The lake (Iké) with large swishing gold fish.

* The stone fountain (Fusen-Ishi)

* The covered terrace (Kyukeïjo)

* The islands (Shima) - represent two long-living animals -repparttar 134036 tortoise andrepparttar 134037 crane, symbols of complementarity expressed

* The Tea house (Chatshitsu)- namedrepparttar 134038 Garden of Grace (Ga-én)

* The dry landscape (Karésansui) - quintessence of Cosmos

* The Belvedere (Azumaya) - a house on a hill allowing view in all four corners

* The waterfall (Taki) - symbolizesrepparttar 134039 strength of Man and Nature, contrasting torepparttar 134040 horizontality ofrepparttar 134041 lake.

* The arched red bridge (Taïkobashi) - is red,repparttar 134042 color of happiness and is narrow so as to make access torepparttar 134043 divine island more difficult.

There are olive trees, cherry trees, conifers, azaleas, rhododendrons and camellias, a varried, rich vegetation of Mediterranean, South American, Australia, African and Asian origin, pruned according torepparttar 134044 Japanese tradition.

Walking inrepparttar 134045 crowded Monaco, with all its stone, steel and glass, you can find inrepparttar 134046 Japanese Garden a peaceful, green oasis where evenrepparttar 134047 great number of tourists passes unnoticed, wandering onrepparttar 134048 winding paths, throughrepparttar 134049 thicket ofrepparttar 134050 garden.



Laura Ciocan writes for http://www.ilovemontecarlo.com/ where you can find all you want to know about living in Monaco

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Caribbean Cruise: An Enchanting Experience

Written by Colin Hartness


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Caribbean cruises are nice family cruises if you time them right i.e. during your children’s school holidays. Allrepparttar year round,repparttar 134034 cruises are organized. Holidays arerepparttar 134035 busiest periods, so plan ahead and book ahead. Allrepparttar 134036 major lines offer number of routes and cruise itineraries forrepparttar 134037 Caribbean. You receive excellent food, attentive service, interesting historical tours of ancient ruins and a look atrepparttar 134038 distinctive culture onrepparttar 134039 way torepparttar 134040 islands. Have a great time onboard relax onrepparttar 134041 deck, have fun atrepparttar 134042 entertainment centers and try your luck atrepparttar 134043 casino inrepparttar 134044 typical Las-Vegas style.

Caribbean cruise discovers for you beautiful concealed harbors and peaceful coves. It takes you to quiet and serene places away fromrepparttar 134045 mad rush and maddening world. Explorerepparttar 134046 picturesque beauty ofrepparttar 134047 sand beaches of St. John,repparttar 134048 beauty ofrepparttar 134049 sea caves around Virgin Gorda try your hand at yachting at St. Martin. Find yourself a nice bottle of French perfume inrepparttar 134050 peaceful streets of St. Barthelemy. Enjoyrepparttar 134051 music andrepparttar 134052 beats of Tortola’s drums. Try your hand on snorkeling at Pigeon Island. Absorbrepparttar 134053 magnificence ofrepparttar 134054 Barbados, Nevis, Anguilla and Martinique. You discover amazing beauty and character at every place you visit and just be a mute spectator of allrepparttar 134055 beauty and natural abundance surrounding you. Caribbean cruise are your passage to an enchanting world with enthralling experiences.



Looking for information about cruises? Go to: http://www.whatcruises.com 'What Cruises'is published by Colin Hartness - An excellent resource for Cruises! Check out more cruise articles at: http://www.whatcruises.com/archive


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