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Japan is a gorgeous country with breathtaking nature that can be seen just by taking off in any direction. Perhaps one of those directions will lead you to a beautiful pond like the one in Gifu Prefecture that has been nicknamed “Monet’s Pond“. 日本是一个很美的国家，有着360度无死角激动人心的自然美景。也许其中之一就是它——位于岐阜县的一幽静美好的池塘，被人亲切的称为“莫奈池塘”。 Nestled in the mountains surrounding Seki City is one of the many Shinto shrines that pepper the Japanese landscape. By itself, Nemichi Shrine is nothing more than a wooden building that honors the gods. But nearby is a pond that is gaining quite a bit of attention due to its picturesque beauty and resemblance to a series of paintings by the famous impressionist, Claude Monet. 四面环山的关市有着一座日本到处都可以看到的神社。但就其本身而言，Nemichi神社不过是一座祭拜神灵的木质建筑而已。但神社附近的一个池塘因其别致的美丽，像极了著名印象派画家克劳德·莫奈的画作，越来越受到人们的关注。 This stunning pond doesn’t have an official name, so it’s been unofficially given the name of “Monet’s Pond” due to its resemblance to the body of water in Monet’s Water Lilies series. Those who visit have been struck by the extremely clear water that is hued with a touch of blue, made possible due to the water coming from the surrounding mountains. | 
