Rakushisha Review

In fact, the garden is very small. Look at the introduction is a haiku poet's grass hall, do not know what background, do not know Japanese, do not see what meaning, persimmon trees only see two, are a very small scene.

This small scenic spot is on the other side of Lanshan. It's very mini. It's not very cost-effective to buy tickets to go in and see it. There are some small bonsai in it, and then there is a feeling like a thatched hut, like a small yard.

A simple courtyard, the "Lost Persimmon House", is a hut in which the disciples of the Edo haiku master Matsui Bajiao (1644-1694) come to the well (1651-1704). The ancient cottage in Eye, a forest of monasteries, shows Japanese respect for haiku tradition.

It's a small, pastoral place. Japan's most famous haiku poet, Matsushita, once lived here, so there was a cottage with some of his poems in it. Like the name of this place, there is a big tree with persimmon fruits and some unknown berries in the courtyard.

Very small place, but very beautiful, this thatched house I like to see is very simple, in fact, it is full of care, there are small beautiful scenery everywhere, I think it is very good, very artistic, and very interesting.

I like it very much. I really have the feeling of leisure clouds and wild cranes. I feel invincible and hidden in the mountains and forests. And the environment of this place is really very beautiful, and the thatched house feels very beautiful.

The remoteness here looks like a small yard in the mountains of an ordinary family. But looking at it carefully, there is a very chic feeling everywhere. There are many small scenery, I think it is very good.