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5 royal gardens to visit this summer: From Buckingham Palace to Japan s Imperial Palace

SHARE Back in 1993, Buckingham Palace threw open its gates to allow visitors for the first time in its 314-year history. Needing to fund renovations at Windsor Castle after a devastating fire ripped through the royal residence in 1992 and causing more than £36 million (approximately $61 million) worth of damage, Queen Elizabeth II gave her permission to allow visitors into the palace, with tickets selling out three years in advance as soon as they went on sale. The palace opens for 10 weeks each summer while the queen removes to Balmoral in Scotland, but the palace gardens have always remained closed to the public. The space was only used by the royal family, along with their guests, most notably during the three annual garden parties hosted each summer during which the queen recognises those who have made contributions to the military, community, arts, education and more.

TsukuBlog | The Pattern Formed By Old Foundation Stones Suggests that a Temple Modelled After the Great Phoenix Hall in Uji Once Stood In What Is Now Hojo, Tsukuba

TsukuBlog | The Pattern Formed By Old Foundation Stones Suggests that a Temple Modelled After the Great Phoenix Hall in Uji Once Stood In What Is Now Hojo, Tsukuba
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3 hiking trails in Japan perfect for National Walking Month

3 hiking trails in Japan perfect for National Walking Month Share In celebration of National Walking Month (1-30 May), breathe new life into your daily walk with these inspirational treks across Japan. With our desire to be in the great outdoors and reconnect with nature heavily influencing our holiday choices this coming year and into 2022, here are some of the walking trails and hiking routes in Japan to look forward to. Nakasendo Way, Japan Now known as the Nakasendo Way, during the Edo Period (1603 to 1868), the Nakasendo Trail connected Kyoto to Tokyo. The name Nakasendo Trail, literally translates to “middle mountain way” or “path through the mountains.” The best-preserved portion of the Nakasendo Way is a picturesque trail through the mountains that runs through the Kiso Valley in southwestern Nagano Prefecture.

China official draws flak for using ukiyo-e to rap Fukushima water release

China official draws flak for using ukiyo-e to rap Fukushima water release Sorry, but your browser needs Javascript to use this site. If you re not sure how to activate it, please refer to this site: https://www.enable-javascript.com/ China s Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian has posted a parody picture of a ukiyo-e painting by artist Katsushika Hokusai on his Twitter account. | KYODO Kyodo Apr 28, 2021 Beijing – A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman has drawn criticism for using a parody picture of a ukiyo-e painting by artist Katsushika Hokusai to take a jab at Japan’s decision to release treated radioactive water from the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant.

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