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/ KYOTO. GINKAKUJI, A TEMPLE WITH ITS SILVER PAVILION, AND PRECIOUS KAKEMONOS, WHICH GENERALLY DRAWS VISITOORS ON ACCOUNT OF ITS PARTICULARLY WELL KEPT GARDEN [KYOTO. GINKAKUJI, A TEMPLE WITH ITS SILVER PAVILION, AND PRECIOUS KAKEMONOS, WHICH GENERALLY DRAW	/ OKAYAMA. GARDEN. OF ALL THE LANDSCAPE GARDENS IN JAPAN, THE ONE ILLUSTRATED HERE IS SUPPOSED TO BE THE BEST	/ OKAYAMA. CASTLE. THE TRAVELLER IN JAPAN OFTEN NOTICES PAGODA-LIKE STRUCTURES LORDING IT OVER THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY. THESE ARE CITADELS OF OLD FEUDAL CASTLES, NOW MOSTLY NEGLECTED AND FAST DECAYING	/ OKAYAMA. ASAHIGAWA. THE LINGERING MEANDERS IN WHICH THE RIVER GLIDES ARE A JAPANESE COPY OF THE TORTUOUS RIVER WHICH FERTILIZES THE VALE OF CASHMERE
/ HIROSHIMA. BIRD'S-EYE-VIEW. THE GREAT MILITARY STATION WHICH SENT FORTH ITS BRAVES TO CONQUER CATHAY, APPEARS LIKE A LANDSCAPE GARDEN WHEN SEEN FROM AN ELEVATION	/ MIYAJIMA. TEMPLE. IN A MOONLIGHT NIGHT, A VIEW OF THE TEMPLE IS SO COMPLETELY ENCHANTING THAT NOT EVEN THE FANTASTIC ARAB WHO WROTE ARABIAN NIGHTS COULD HAVE WELL DESCRIBED IT	/ NIKKO. TOSHOGU PAGODA. THE GRACEFUL SYMMETRY OF A JAPANESE PAGODA NESTLED IN A GROVE OF PINES AND BAMBOOS IS NOT AN UNFAMILIAR SIGHT IN JAPAN	/ NIKKO. UEMON TEMPLE. NIKKO CONTAINS THE ASHES OF THREE OF THE GREATEST SHOGUNS