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Vorig jaar kwam ik ongepland kort in Besançon terecht. Ongepland? Ja, want de Fransen waren weer aan het staken, waardoor we onze weg vanuit Dijon terug naar huis aan moesten passen. Hierdoor konden we wel zien dat Besançon iets leuks te bieden had in de stad, en in het openbaar vervoer. Door de stad voeren twee tramlijnen (T1 en T2) die allebei een kwartiersdienst rijden. Gezien Besançon geen grote stad is, zijn de trams dat ook niet. Keolis rijdt onder de merknaam Ginko rond met CAF Urbos 3 trams van drie delen lang. Veel assen hebben de trams ook niet: de middenbak hangt aan de twee kopbakken, die dan weer beide op twee assen zitten.
Op de avond van 29 april was het prachtig weer en ging ik een poging wagen om de trams te fotograferen. Dat lukte iets na zeven uur 's avonds als tram 803 over de Pont de la République.
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The Giant Ginko Tree is the slanted one of the left.
縮景園 Shukkeien Garden
Skukkeien translates as "Shrunken Garden" and is the traditional Japanese gardening technique of translating larger natural features, such as mountains and forests, down into garden-scale replicas. The garden was started in 1610, just after the completion of the Hiroshima Castle, and was designed by the tea master Ueda Soko.
It was destroyed in the atomic blast on Aug 6, 1945. Because it was known to the locals as a peaceful place, a large number gathered there immediately after the bombing, though they died before they could receive medical treatment and were interred in the garden. It was turned into a temporary reception area for war victims.
The garden was rebuilt, starting in 1949 and reopened to the public in 1950 with several trees and one of the bridges that survived the bombing.
Sources:
www.japan-guide.com/e/e3403.html
www.olivierrobert.net/post/japan-the-shukkei-en-garden-in...
Placards within the garden
Day 2 - Hiroshima
April 8, 2025
Fresh growth on the 大銀杏 (Giant Ginko Tree). This is the only tree that survived the bombing and is estimated to be more than 200 years old.
縮景園 Shukkeien Garden
Skukkeien translates as "Shrunken Garden" and is the traditional Japanese gardening technique of translating larger natural features, such as mountains and forests, down into garden-scale replicas. The garden was started in 1610, just after the completion of the Hiroshima Castle, and was designed by the tea master Ueda Soko.
It was destroyed in the atomic blast on Aug 6, 1945. Because it was known to the locals as a peaceful place, a large number gathered there immediately after the bombing, though they died before they could receive medical treatment and were interred in the garden. It was turned into a temporary reception area for war victims.
The garden was rebuilt, starting in 1949 and reopened to the public in 1950 with several trees and one of the bridges that survived the bombing.
Sources:
www.japan-guide.com/e/e3403.html
www.olivierrobert.net/post/japan-the-shukkei-en-garden-in...
Placards within the garden
Day 2 - Hiroshima
April 8, 2025
黄色く色づいた銀杏と明治生命館。1934年3月に竣工した明治生命館の設計は岡田信一郎
3年7ヵ月の歳月をかけて完成した。Yellow-colored ginkgo trees and Meijiseimei-kan along Hibiya Street. The building was designed by Okada Shinichiro and completed in March 1934.
