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.

とても小さいところですが、とても綺麗です。この茅葺きの家は自分で見るのが好きです。とても簡単です。実はどこでも注意深く考えています。どこでも美しい景色がありますよね。とてもいいと思います。芸術的で、とても面白いです。

私はここが大好きです。本当に暇な雲と野鶴の感じがありますよね。世界と争わないような感じです。山林に帰ってしまいました。そしてこのところの環境は本当に綺麗です。あの茅葺き小屋の感じもとても美しいです。

ここは比較的辺鄙で、普通の人の家の山の中の小さな庭のようです。でもよく見るとここは至るところにシックな感じがします。小さな景色がたくさんあります。いいと思います。