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Shot at Kaneyama Falls in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Pref., Japan. The river is called Katsuragawa. It origins in Lake Yamanaka and goes to the Sagami Bay of the Pacific Ocean. The footage serves as a wallpaper with slight movements. Play it in background to feel as if you live or work near Mt. Fuji.
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Date: NOV 14, 2019
Location: Katsura River, Fujiyoshida City
Gear:
Panasonic Lumix GH5
Pansonic Leica 12-60mm
NiSi Variable Filter
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Beautiful Japanese garden at hotel Kaneyamaen and Mt, Fuji in Japan 鐘山苑と富士山
Hotel Kaneyamaen has a grand garden in large 60,000sqm.
You can look at Mt,Fuji from Hotel.
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富士吉田市観光ＰＲ動画～ここにはいつも富士がある～
富士山の麓、標高650ｍ～850ｍに位置する山梨県富士吉田市の年間の行事・文化・観光スポットなど、見どころ満載の動画です。ぜひご覧ください。
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「北口本宮冨士浅間神社」（Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen-Jinja Shrine）
「金鳥居」（Kandorii Gate）
「新倉山浅間公園」（Chureito Pagoda,Arakurayama Sengen Park）
「農村公園」（Noson Park）
「富士山開山前夜祭」（The ceremony start of Mt.Fuji climbing season）
「吉田口五合目」（Yoshida Trail 5th Station）
「吉田口登山道」（Yoshida Ascending Route）
「吉田口八合目」（Yoshida Trail 8th Station）
「吉田の火祭り」（Yoshida Fire Festibal）
「もみじ祭り」（Autumn Leaves Festival）
「富士山レーダードーム館」（Mt.Fuji Radar Dome Museum）
「吉田のうどん」（Yoshida no Udon）
「郡内織物」（Yamanashi Textile Industry）
「富士急ハイランド」（Fuji-Q Highland）
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「ホテル鐘山苑」（Hotel Kaneyamaen）
「御師の家」（”Oshi” restored pilgrims’ inns）
「ふじさんミュージアム」（Fujisan Museum）
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Japanese Garden Art & Design
Part of the beauty of the Japanese gardens comes from the symbolic expression of religious Buddhism and Shinto beliefs.
The design of the Japanese gardens is based on three basic principles, reduced scale, symbolization, and borrowed view. Gardens in reduced scale represent famous scenes and places in small and confined spaces. Mountain views and rivers are miniaturized using stones, sand and gravel. Symbolization is used in almost every Japanese garden. Raked sand or gravel symbolizes rivers, groupings of stones and rock can represent islands. Shakkei or borrowed view is the use of existing scenery and plants to supplement the garden. The garden design is made in such a way that the existing scenery becomes part of the total design.
There are several different styles of Japanese gardens.
Karesansui, or waterless rock and sand garden, is a very well known type of Japanese gardens. This type of garden appeared in the Muromachi period (1333-1568) and is influenced strongly by the Zen-Buddhist doctrine. This type of garden include some though limited plant life, mostly moss, raked gravel symbolizing streaming water, groupings of rocks and stones. A famous example of this type of zen-garden is Ryoanji in Kyoto.
Tea gardens - Cha Niwa or Roji
Contrary to what one could expect from the name, one does not drink tea in a tea garden. This type of garden has the following elements: Japanese lanteren (toro), crouching water basin (tsukubai), stepping stones (tobi ishi), and a waiting place (machi-ai). Most of the time these are small enclosed gardens. They are the passage to the teahouse where one performs the tea ceremony. It is a passage from the outside world to the inner world of the teahouse. The purpose is to have a peaceful mind before starting the tea ceremony. The tea garden is usually part of a larger garden. The Kimura-en in Kashiwasaki in the province of Niigata is a beautiful stand alone tea garden.
Courtyard Gardens - Tsubo Niwa
Courtyard gardens are small gardens. One tsubo is a Japanese measurement equaling 3.3 square meters The origin of the tsubo niwa lies in the 15th century when Japan's economy was thriving. A lot of merchants had large house with several storage buildings around it. The first courtyard gardens were made in the open spaces between the house and the storage buildings. The elements of a courtyard garden are similar to the elements of a tea garden, however more shade tolerant plants are used. The design principles of traditional Japanese courtyard gardens, are very suited for create contemporary small spaces on roofs or terraces.
Strolling gardens - Tsukiyama
These are large landscape gardens. Often existing landscapes are reproduced on a smaller scale, or an imaginary landscape is created.
Strolling gardens - Kaiyu-Shikien
These are pleasure gardens, mostly built during the Edo-period. Most of these gardens are now public parks
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