Kanazawa, Japan, 8th November 2010 - The most famous sight in Kanazawa, the Garden of Six Attributes is considered one of Japan's Top 3 gardens.
While not completed in its final form until the waning years of the Edo Shogunate, it still represents one of the peaks of Japanese strolling garden design.
The way in which water is piped from many kilometres upstream to fill its streams and ponds before going on to fill the castle moats is one of the great engineering feats of the Edo period.
During cherry blossom season, entry to the park is free and it's open and lit up until 9 PM.
While not completed in its final form until the waning years of the Edo Shogunate, it still represents one of the peaks of Japanese strolling garden design.
The way in which water is piped from many kilometres upstream to fill its streams and ponds before going on to fill the castle moats is one of the great engineering feats of the Edo period.
During cherry blossom season, entry to the park is free and it's open and lit up until 9 PM.