Far in the mountains of Japan in Gifu Prefecture, Nemichi Shrine in Seki city, there is an absolutely stunning pond "Monet's Pond", to which tourists beckon like a magnet. The whole secret is in the incredible beauty of this place - clear water, lilies and bright fish bring to mind Monet's paintings, and it seems, no matter how you photograph the landscape, each frame turns out to be incredibly artistic.
Monet's pond, Seki-shi, Japan
An incredibly beautiful body of water, as if descended from an artist's painting.
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Monet Pond Painting Claude Monet * Water Lilies * circa 1915 Now located in the Pinakothek, Munich. Image / Source |
Monet's Pond in Japan
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Monet's pond, Seki city, Gifu prefecture, Japan Image / source |
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Koi fish pond in Japan Image / source |
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Sekiro koi fish, Monet's Pond Japan Image / source |
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Monet's pond, Seki city, Gifu prefecture, Japan
This natural wonder is outside the big Japanese cities, in the Nemichi shrine in the small town of Gifu, which in addition to housing the pond, is also home to a wooden temple dedicated to the gods of Japanese culture.
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