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Day 2 - Nagoya CastleThe great fall weather continued today, so I took the subway from our hotel over to Nagoya Castle. Besides the normal tour of the castle grounds, there was also a bonsai and crysanthumum exhibit being held. The mums were some of the biggest and most beautiful I've ever seen. The biggest were about the size of my head - or even larger, if that's possible. I've included a few of the photos below, and put a collection of the best shots in an album here: http://isobe.typepad.com/photos/nagoya_castle/index.html
Posted by Lem on November 5, 2004 | Permalink | Email this post
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I love that castle picture. I wish I will be there someday.
Posted by: M Hazeli B Hanafi | Jan 6, 2005 1:30:54 PM
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