Koi Fish Pond In Japan Suddenly Attracted Visitors Thanks To The Exact Same Monet Painting

The pond located in Seki city, Gifu prefecture, Japan is like the painting 'Water lily' by artist Monet.
Koi fish pond in Japan suddenly attracts customers thanks to identical Monet painting
Japan is famous for its splendid autumn spots such as the ancient capital of Kyoto, the Nara temple, the red leaf road in Aichi - Toyama ... But few people know a "secret" place that also owns a very romantic landscape

. In autumn, it is Monet pond in Seki city, Gifu prefecture, central Japan. The reason for the name "West" is that because the scenery here is said to be identical to the painting "Water trumpet blossoms" by the famous French artist - Claude Monet.
This scenic spot is essentially a pond, taken care of by a Japanese couple, planted trees and fished This place was discovered by chance after a photo taken at Monet pond was spread on social networks in 2015.



Just in the autumn of 2016, Monet pond welcomed a huge number of visitors to this place. During the Golden Week of Japan tourism that year, there were 30,000 visitors coming here every day.
The pond area is quite small, the water level is shallow, surrounded by forests, fields and hills. The pond surface is as clear as a mirror and the color of the lake changes according to the natural light, sometimes it is green, sometimes it is as clear as a transparent jelly layer. Below the pond is dotted with many types of aquatic plants, including the famous water lilies in Monet paintings.
The owner of the pond also released many colorful Koi fish. They freely swim, wriggle between flowers and moss, creating a 3D picture that is both romantic and vivid Visitors here are advised not to indiscriminately feed fish because it will damage the "transparent mirror" of the lake.




Monet pond is most crowded around late summer or early autumn because this is the time when water lilies bloom. However, the highest point is probably around November, when the maple foliage turns red, silhouetted against the pond surface, making the picture more beautiful and romantic. Despite receiving such a large number of tourists, the landscape of Monet pond is still preserved and preserved completely. Tourists always have a sense of gentle walking, talking just enough to hear, seeming to avoid letting the fish "startle".
Right next to the Koi pond is Nemichi Temple nestled inside the mountain, amidst a dense and pure forest. Come here, you will stay away from urban dust, immerse yourself in green nature and very peaceful. To reach Monet Pond, you can take the Nagaragawa Line subway to the nearest station, Mino-shi, and take a taxi for a bit more.
A dense road surrounds Monet pond, leading to Nemichi Temple.




According to Nguyen Chi / Star
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