Gifu Prefecture’s “Monet’s Pond” is the perfect picturesque place to paint a picture【Photos】
When planning a vacation to Japan, it’s certainly exhilarating to visit big cities like Tokyo, Osaka, and Kobe, but sometimes there are special locations that aren’t in all the guide books which have just as much, if not more, beauty and appeal. Japan is a gorgeous country with breathtaking nature that can be seen just by taking off in any direction. Perhaps one of those directions will lead you to a beautiful pond like the one in Gifu Prefecture that has been nicknamed “Monet’s Pond“.
Nestled in the mountains surrounding Seki City is one of the many Shinto shrines that pepper the Japanese landscape. By itself, Nemichi Shrine is nothing more than a wooden building that honors the gods and goddesses of the indigenous faith of Japan. But nearby is a pond that is gaining quite a bit of attention due to its picturesque beauty and resemblance to a series of paintings by the famous impressionist, Claude Monet.
『モネの池』 お疲れ様です。こんばんは♪ ビール飲むぞ〜♪ 岐阜県関市の根道神社より。 夕暮れ前、やっとコイ達が動き始めました♪ http://ift.tt/1VN63XY http://t.co/wsEwmSFleq
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アキラ (@StickyBug_511) August 03, 2015
岐阜県の根道神社にいってみたい。 モネの池って呼ばれてる とてつもなく綺麗な池があるんだと。 http://t.co/EqPMbal2N5
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ひよこchan (@_lady_chick) October 09, 2015
This stunning pond doesn’t have an official name, so it’s been unofficially given the name of “Monet’s Pond” due to its resemblance to the body of water in Monet’s Water Lilies series. Those who visit have been struck by the extremely clear water that is hued with a touch of blue, made possible due to the water coming from the surrounding mountains.
Koi swim freely underneath the jungle of lily pads, and water lilies add to the attractive natural landscape. All of these elements combine to make this little-known place an unforgettable stop for all who visit.
岐阜県関市のモネの池!(*˙︶˙*)☆*° #ファインダー越しの私の世界 #モネの池 http://t.co/M9bOcAT30v
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はじめ@ニャンコ先生 (@OHMIHAJIME) September 28, 2015
今日の取材は、板取・根道神社の前にある湧き水から出来た池。 湧き水には養分が含まれないため微生物が育たず透明度が高いのです。 写真からは伝えられませんが、モネの睡蓮の絵を思わせるような幻想世界がそこにありました◎ http://t.co/oGmtRUm4UQ
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くまたにたかし.info (@Kumatani) October 08, 2015
If you happen to make the trip to Seki City, you might want to bring a giant canvas and some oil paints just in case the urge to paint a masterpiece strikes you. If you’re not a master painter, though, we guess you can take a photo to capture the beauty before you.
Source: Net Lab
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