In November 1908, the banker Albert Kahn finds himself in Japan for a business trip. Literally fell in love with the country, it brings back many pictures and the proposed construction of a Japanese garden at his home in Boulogne. Landscapes of mountains, trees in blossom, geisha in kimonos, imperial family, Noh Theatre actors ... these few photographs taken at the beginning twentieth century will delight fans of Japan forever.
Marie Frederique: "I liked the exhibition"
Frances: Very nice exposure, and refined aesthetic "
Séverine:" Very nice view of Japan in the 1920s. Informative "
Marie Claire:" The exhibition is a taste of what awaits us in the Japanese Garden "
Thomas:" Very nice photos, beautiful scenery, change of scenery. One has the impression of being left on a trip. Beautiful garden "
Francis: "I found the most beautiful Japanese garden"
Dominique: "beautiful and exotic garden"
Florent: "Very good exhibition that explores the Japan of the 20s, Buddhism and beautiful garden "
Marie Frederique: "I liked the exhibition" Frances: Very nice exposure, and refined aesthetic "
Séverine:" Very nice view of Japan in the 1920s. Informative "
Marie Claire:" The exhibition is a taste of what awaits us in the Japanese Garden "
Thomas:" Very nice photos, beautiful scenery, change of scenery. One has the impression of being left on a trip. Beautiful garden "
Francis: "I found the most beautiful Japanese garden"
Dominique: "beautiful and exotic garden"
Florent: "Very good exhibition that explores the Japan of the 20s, Buddhism and beautiful garden "
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