Monet's Pond

Monet Pond, a popular social media spot with no intention of cutting willow. Why do you say that it is unintentional cutting willow? Originally, this was only a reservoir used by locals to store spring water. Under the care and management of the caring people, and the perfect match for local residents to release their own brocades to the pond, forming a real version of Monet's famous painting water lily-like scene. Due to the high degree of excitement with famous paintings, in recent years it has attracted many tourists to watch, so that this small reservoir is empty alley, a sea of people, rainy days are not good to pay attention to.

Go to Monet's Pool Raiders (モネの Pool) Monet's Pool is the name given to it on the network, in fact, its name is Gendao Shrine. (Aichi Prefecture Ban took down root road 448, Guanshi) In fact, Monet Pool came from accident, originally a reservoir, 18 years ago when the preparation of the people near the flower shop planted water lilies here. The water is so transparent that it is incredibly difficult for hard water microorganisms to grow that the pool has been so clear. The nearest big city is Nagoya City. After getting off at Sapporo Station, take JR and take No. 12 to platform n83. In the morning, there are two classes of the first class at 8:16. At the terminal, transfer to the minibus at 9:40 to the station referred to by the arrow (pictured). You can take 10:56 and change to 11:25 to Sapporo Station. Note the last train with the arrow (pictured). Of course you can also adjust your time according to your itinerary. If you don't understand the JR station has a traffic inquiry booth, here you can get the bus schedule in the picture for free, and the enthusiasm of the inquiry staff will help you draw the round-trip shift according to the time. The following points need to be noted: 1. Japan public transportation time is divided into weekdays and weekends is different time table; 2. From the station to the terminal, get on the bus and get off the bus to pay. The transfer minibus is completely free. When you get on the bus, tell the driver where you want to go. 3. After getting off the bus, the opposite is the return station. From here, you can see the pool of Monet. Walk for3-4 minutes.

The red leaf season was brought by the locals and received an unexpected surprise. It is said to be the name related to Monet's water lily painting. The brocade in the pool is the highlight. The red leaves by the pool this season are the right season, attracting many local tourists.

I went there in the summer and it was very beautiful! I want to go there even when it's autumn leaves and when it's snowing 🤍 You can take very beautiful pictures from anywhere!

It seems that the way it looks is different depending on the season. Maybe it's better around 10 o'clock when the sun rises and the light shines?