My husband and I visited the Sumarikyu park, Hyogo Prefecture yesterday.
Please enjoy the photos of their collections of roses below.
All the photos were taken by my Nikon D3300 (SLR) camera
with Tamron 18-270mm lens.
No.1 - The oster for the Rose Festival Event
No. 4 - "White La Vie en Rose"
No. 5 - "Gold Bunny"
No. 6 - "Edelweiss"
No. 7 - "Tchin Tchin"
No. 8 - "Grey Dawn"
No. 9 - Sorry that I couldn't find its name plate.
No. 10 - Sorry that I couldn't find its name plate.
No. 11 - the big fountain beside the hall
No. 12 - "Music"
No.13 - 15 : "Matilda"
No. 14
No. 15 - The fountain in the center of the park
No. 16 - "Love"
No. 17 - "Bridal Pink"
No. 18 - "Rendan"
No. 19 & 20 - "Lili Marleen",
which was named after a German song sung by Marlene Dietrich during the WWII.
No. 20
No. 21 - "Graham Thomas"
It was made by a famous English garden designer David Austin.
No. 22 & 23 - "Nicole"
No. 23
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No. 24 - "New Wave"
No. 25 - "Murasaki no Sono,"
which can be translated to "Purple Garden"
No. 26 - The shutter speed: 1/30 seconds with F29 (ISO 100)
No. 27 - The shutter speed: 1/1600 seconds with F5 (ISO 100)
No. 28 - This poster illustrates this park's special collection of the roses
which have the names of royal families and others in honor.
No. 29 - "Queen of Sweden"
No. 30 - "Michelangelo"
No. 31 - "Princess of Wales"
No. 32 - "Diana Princess of Wales"
No. 33 - "Queen Elizabeth"
No. 34 - "John F. Kennedy"
No. 35 - "Maria Callas"
No. 36 & 37 - "Pierre de ronsard"
No. 37
No. 38 - "Madame Pierre Oger"
No. 39 - "Countess Celeste"
No. 40 - "Chapeau de Napoleon"
No. 41 - "Jubile du Prince de Monaco,"
or the husband of the late Grace Kelly
No. 42 - "Princesse de Monaco"
This was dedicated to the late Grace Kelly.
This was dedicated to the late Grace Kelly.
No. 43 - "Stephanie de Monaco,"
the daugher of the late Grace Kelly
No. 44 - "Princess Aiko," a Japanese Princess
No. 45 - "Highness Ai"
No. 46 - "Masako" which was named after
"Japanese Princess Masako,"
the mother of Princess Aiko
No. 47 - "Princess Michiko,"
which was named after the current Japaness Empress or
the mother-in-law of Princess Masako
No. 48 - "Johann Strauß", an Austrian composer who lived from 1825 to 1899
No. 49 - "Auguste Renoir"
No. 50 - "Ceasar"
No. 51 - "Maurice Utrillo"
Before visiting the rose garden, I thought the roses with Japanese Royalties' names were most popular among visitors.
But I felt that when I was in the front of picture No. 32, "Diana Princess of Wales," it was mostly crowded. I thought many Japanese people loved the late British Princess.
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