One of the attractions in Kiyosumi Teien, the Japanese garden from Fukagawa, Tokyo, is the collection of rocks.
Collected from many places in Japan, a part of these rocks was used to decorate the shores of the lake, while another part was used to create a magnificent stepping stone pathway called Iso-watari, which crosses a part of the lake.

In the background, you can also see the teahouse, built in 1909 for the visit of Herbert Kitchener, which was received as a national guest.

Iso-watari, Kiyosumi Teien Garden, Fukagawa, Tokyo

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