In December, I took a picture of the beautiful winter autumn leaves of Hamarikyu and a new pine teahouse.
This year, the autumn leaves were a little later than usual, but it seems to be the beautiful autumn leaves for the first time in eight years.
It's a newly built pine teahouse.
It will be released to everyone next year.
The "Kokera-roofing" on the roof was finely and carefully finished and very beautiful.
Hoshihajiro and tufted duck are playing in the tide pond.
I found great egret in Yokobori.
A maple that appears in a pond with tide.
It is a tree imported from Tang 260 years ago by Yatsushiro Shogun Yoshimune.
Trade continued through Nagasaki even during isolation.
It is the goby autumn leaves of Hakkeizan.
Hakkeizan during the Edo period is seen from Ochinyama on the opposite bank of the pond where many maples are planted.
It seems that it was beautiful as if it erupted a fire.
It was strange that it was December in the later twin building, blue sky and winter autumn leaves.
An airship was flying for the first time in a long time.
