Garden of Adachi Museum of Art chosen as best garden in Japan

Garden of Adachi Museum of Art chosen as best garden in Japan

YASUGI, Japan - The garden of the Adachi Museum of Art in Yasugi, Shimane Prefecture, (picture taken on June 6) has been chosen as Japan's best garden by the U.S magazine Journal of Japanese Gardening for the fourth consecutive year.

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