🎵 Music : Chosic I www.chosic.com/free-music/all/
🎥 Shot with an iphone 15 pro max
🖥️ Video editing via Final Cut Pro X
⛱️ These recordings were made during summer / fall 24
"I have no other legacy than these few videos that I post on this UA-cam channel. I hope they will last, and some of them will allow you to travel by proxy, or to move to places that I visit if you have the possibility. Good viewing".
And today, our stop is...
🗺️ Himeji I with the beautiful Koko En garden & the white spectacular Himeji castle, japan.
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And now, a short historical background !
About the Koko-en Garden :
Located just a short walk from Himeji Castle, Koko-en Garden is a serene escape into the traditional beauty of Japanese landscaping. Created in 1992 on the former site of a samurai residence, Koko-en comprises nine exquisite gardens, each showcasing distinct styles, including koi ponds, waterfalls, and bonsai trees.
The meticulously maintained flora reflects the changing seasons, offering fresh cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, vivid autumn leaves, and tranquil winter scenes. Strolling through Koko-en is like stepping back in time, where each pathway and bridge leads to a new perspective of the castle’s majesty framed by nature.
About the Himeji Castle :
Known as Japan's most spectacular castle, Himeji Castle (also called the "White Heron Castle") towers majestically above Himeji City, a breathtaking symbol of architectural perfection and historical significance. Originally built in 1333 and reconstructed during the early Edo period, this UNESCO World Heritage Site combines elegance and formidable defense features. From its pristine white walls to its labyrinth-like paths, every element of
Himeji Castle is a testament to Japan’s feudal heritage, with unrivaled attention to detail in every stone and angle. Exploring its towers, walls, and turrets offers a glimpse into the samurai culture and strategic ingenuity that have made it an icon of Japanese architecture.