Showa memorial park is located in the suburbs of Tokyo.
We looked many trees in this park.
A lawn field with a big Sawleaf zelkova tree.
欅の広場です。
Closing up.
Japanese big leaf Magnolia. ホオノキです。
The nut.
Horse chestnut or Japanese marronnier. トチノキです。
The nuts.
A kind of wax tree. ナンキンハゼです。
The nuts.
There is a Japanese garden in this park.
A Japanese garden.
There is a Bonsai space very near the garden.
Cape jasmine. クチナシです。
Tall stewartia. ヒメシャラです。
Pine tree. 五葉松です。
This park is very big. We enjoyed here very much.
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Beautiful trees. I especially like the magnolia nut. Great reflection. so pretty.
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DeleteHello, I love the gorgeous trees and the pretty Japanese garden. Lovely photos! Enjoy your day and have a great new week ahead!
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The zelkova is really an impressive tree personality - the chestnut looks similiar to the sweet chestnut trees you can find in Southern Germany as well.
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...the are an art of their own!
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Um deslumbramento a visão destas belas árvores nesse parque soberbo.
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What a beautiful Japanese garden,,, Amazing trees...Reflection photo is stunning...Thanks for sharing this beauty Minoru...
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What a beautiful place, Minoru!
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Very nice pictures !
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Minoru, I like the way the paths are around the horse chestnut tree. These trees look old but very healthy. I have one bonsai given to me by a friend called horse tail bonsai. I love looking at them at the botanic garden.
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The Zelkova has an amazing spread. There are lots of Horse Chestnuts here, but I don't know about the other trees. I like the Japanese garden, they are always so neat and groomed, and the wonderful little bonzais, especially the pine tree, such an art.
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What a wonderful park.Loved all the Trees and their nuts. Love the lake and its refleections in the water as well as the beautiful sculptued Bonsai trees. Have a great week ahead
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Such a beautiful place to walk. The trees are so majestic and I always enjoy a bonsai garden!! Wonderful post! Thank you!
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I love the first photo! IT summarizes everything in this post.
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That magnolia nut is really interesting!
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Whatever size the trees you showed, they were equally impressive and so beautiful.
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Love those huge trees! But also bonsai - I have a book how to start, but never come very far. If you do bonsai, I'm open to any suggestions:) The pine bonsai display is beautiful.
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So much beauty, and you have captured it perfectly with your lovely photos!
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Wonderful trees!
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Gorgeous photos of some beautiful trees. Love that first tree's nut...very pretty!
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Beautiful park. Minoru. A good homejaje, all the trees !!
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These are some neat shots.
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DeleteIt is a nice garden. :)
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Hello Minoru, I like the Japanese garden and the bonzai trees. It all seems very excotic to me.
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