As you retreat back to the relative sanctuary of the first Japanese island, #Kieunto, you might cast a glance back at #Seifuto. In the fading light, you might catch sight of ghostly orbs—glowing green
As you retreat back to the relative sanctuary of the first Japanese island, #Kieunto, you might cast a glance back at #Seifuto. In the fading light, you might catch sight of ghostly orbs—glowing green
#DryGarden and #ArborHouse Called the Island of Clear, Pure Breezes, #Seifuto takes advantage of its location: cool air blows across the lake and through the Arbor House, making it a haven for visitors on a hot summer day. The views are lovely on all four sides.
#DryGarden and #ArborHouse
Called the Island of Clear, Pure Breezes, #Seifuto takes advantage of its location: cool air blows across the lake and through the Arbor House, making it a haven for visitors on a hot summer day. The views are lovely on all four sides.
#DryGarden and #ArborHouse Called the Island of Clear, Pure Breezes, #Seifuto takes advantage of its location: cool air blows across the lake and through the Arbor House, making it a haven for visitors
#DryGarden and #ArborHouse
Called the Island of Clear, Pure Breezes, #Seifuto takes advantage of its location: cool air blows across the lake and through the Arbor House, making it a haven for visitors
#DryGarden and #ArborHouse Called the Island of Clear, Pure Breezes, #Seifuto takes advantage of its location: cool air blows across the lake and through the Arbor House, making it a haven for visitors
#DryGarden and #ArborHouse
Called the Island of Clear, Pure Breezes, #Seifuto takes advantage of its location: cool air blows across the lake and through the Arbor House, making it a haven for visitors
Seifuto As you enter Seifuto, notice that the pine grove and the hill on which it stands block your view of the rest of the island. What comes next will be a surprise; that construction of surprises is called mie-gakure, literally, "seen and hid
#Seifuto
As you enter Seifuto, notice that the pine grove and the hill on which it stands block your view of the rest of the island. What comes next will be a surprise; that construction of surprises is called mie-gakure, literally, "seen and hid
