The aqueduct seen here brings water down from Lake Biwa and was constructed during the Meiji Period. The water is processed in a plant near Nanzenji Temple. The aqueduct is located inside the grounds of the Nanzenji Temple and combined with the natural surrounds, with colors changing according to the season, it can make for a peaceful excursion.
Aqueduct at Nanzenji Temple
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Wow, this doesn’t look Japanese at all!
beautiful photos, as always.
thanks. much appreciated. This was a great place to visit. i got some many different photos from the area
I was here in 2010 when I was looking for a yudofu resaurant named Junse. Lots of fun exploring it.
I like yudofu a lot. I will take a look for the one you mentioned if it is still around