Another visit to Ritsurin Park

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I have no qualms in admitting that this was my third visit to Ritsurin Park. It is such a beautiful park. Plus it constantly changes all the time with a variety blossoms or plants in different months displaying all their wonders. As it turns out the museum in the park also rearranges its exhibit often so you can enjoy visit it as well time and time again. ^_^

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Photos

Just before flight
The crane took off a second after the shutter clicked

Feeding the fish
John being attacked by hungry, fat Koi

Neko-chan
This cute cat is one of many I've seen in the park. They are pretty good at hiding most of the time.

Okedoi-taki Waterfall
The story of the waterfall goes: During the Edo period, the water for the Okedoi-taki waterfall which flows down the stone wall had to be brought up Mt. Shiun by workers and stored in a barrel (oke) and had to be poured every time the lord walked past.