Taking MRT from Nangang Station to Nanjing East Road took me about 20 minutes, then I walked for about 5 minutes to Japan Consul Office to apply visa for our (with husband) upcoming cruise trip to Japan this end of the month. It took me 2 minutes inside the office, and just told me to come back the following day for visa pick-up. Simple as that, no fee... knowing that the diplomatic relatioship of Japan-Philippines is at its best.
When I came out of the building, left side caught my eyes with this beautiful Japanese Garden..
A man-made pond and falls...
with full of fish... very cozy and relaxing...
Outdoor Wednesday
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great shots--looks very serene.
ReplyDeleteThis is a precious find. I love Japanese ponds and kois.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Highest Waterfall
Lovely garden Wow don't you wish all red tape could be cut through could be in just two minutes. fantastic!
ReplyDeleteMakes getting necessary travel papers more enjoyable when you are surrounded with such beauty. Very nice post for today.
ReplyDeleteI love Japanese gardens, they are always so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHAppy WW!
What a beautiful building for a consulate!
ReplyDeleteGreat series of shots.
ReplyDeleteWow those Koi fish are huge! Happy Wednesday!
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I absolutely LOVE Japanese Gardens! They're so very well kept, always so nice & neat... and beautiful!!! I also love the fishes swimming around... Very cool!
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderfully relaxing looking garden, that looks like it would be a near perfect place to chill out...
ReplyDeletei love the top view shot of those koi fishes.
ReplyDeleteby the way, i am now following you. have a great day!