8 Comments

1. Margit
   9:48 pm on January 22nd, 2010

   No people all around! How peaceful!

2. Flossy
   11:21 pm on January 22nd, 2010

   What a beautiful garden. The weather now looks wonderful too! I would like to share this film with my students, can you set up a link maybe later when you are 100%? as I have no internet connections with my private classes!

   The picture looks really crystal clear. What are the still pictures like? We tested a Canon camera last week and were rather disappointed. How heavy is this camera? Why did you choose this one and not another???? Sorry to ask so many questions, but we actually need to buy a camera for our daughter for her school work and need to get it right!

3. Amri
   11:38 pm on January 22nd, 2010

   I love Japanese gardens!! Though I have never been to one, but everytime I see pictures or videos, I would just love to go see them.

4. Liza
   2:30 pm on January 23rd, 2010

   A real picture of tranquility. Thank you.

5. Yumiko
   6:12 pm on January 23rd, 2010

   I can hear spring birds singing in the tranquility.
   So peaceful!

6. sherry
   7:36 pm on January 23rd, 2010

   wow,,, i like. every ths in japan is coooooooooool

7. monica
   7:35 am on January 24th, 2010

   Happy to see you smiling again, even though you look a bit embarassed!
   The gardens are gorgeous, but I saw them bit after bit..the computer connection was really bad!!!
   Thank you for giving us this “in”-sight of Japan.

8. Julian
   11:45 am on January 24th, 2010

   If only ALL Japan was so well looked after!

   I had the same problem as Monica – I just saw a succession of stills, as the movie is presumably too big for my computer to handle. It looked beautiful nevertheless.

   Still intrigued about the NZ project….