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Japan

The simplicty of a Zen garden in Kyoto. To the left out of view however were about 60 Japanese men chatting away noisily -- not exactly enhancing the solitude, and making it impossible to contemplate in silence. But as Zen poets say, "Ha!"

Cemetery in southern Japan. Makes more sense when you know it is in Nagasaki.

Zen symmetry at a temple in Kyoto, Japan.

Man-made beach frontage at Fukuoka in sourthern Japan

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