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Sean bienvenidos a una publicación síntesis, en la que hablaremos del Puente Kintai, que se sitúa en la ciudad de Iwakuni, cerca de la prefectura de Hiroshima, una vez dicho esto ponganse comodos que comenzamos. - El puente de madera con cinco arcos que cruza el claro arroyo del río Nishiki,que está lleno de turistas como uno de los principales lugares turísticos de la prefectura de Yamaguchi. Los cinco arcos son hermosos y fueron construidos en 1673 por Hiroyoshi Yoshikawa, el señor del dominio Iwakuni. - ¿Lo conocían? Espero que os guste y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones de Japón os deseo una buena semana. - Welcome to a summary publication, in which we will talk about the Kintai Bridge, which is located in the city of Iwakuni, near the prefecture of Hiroshima. Having said that, get comfortable and we will begin. - The five-arch wooden bridge crossing the clear stream of the Nishiki River, which is filled with tourists as one of the main tourist spots in Yamaguchi Prefecture. The five arches are beautiful and were built in 1673 by Hiroyoshi Yoshikawa, the lord of the Iwakuni domain. - Did they know him? I hope you like it and see you in future posts from Japan, I wish you a good week. - 広島県に近い岩国市にある錦帯橋についてお話しする要約出版物へようこそ。そうは言っても、落ち着いてから始めましょう。 - 山口県を代表する観光スポットの一つとして多くの観光客で賑わう清流錦川にかかる五連アーチの木造橋。 5つのアーチが美しく、1673年に岩国藩主吉川広義によって建てられました。 - 彼らは彼のことを知っていましたか？気に入っていただければ幸いです。また日本からの投稿でお会いしましょう。良い一週間をお過ごしください

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Statue

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Good morning #Archaitecture lover ! #Architecture #Wine via @chateauBouscaut

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Humayun's tomb, New Delhi.

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Douelles and vines at @chateauBouscaut. Great #archaitecture idea ! #winelover

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Serenity over Rocca di Frassinello cellar !

What you see here is the barrel cellar designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano for the company "Rocca di Frassinello" in Tuscany.

Marco Romani (Photograph) describe the place as : 

"It is impossible to describe the silence and the scent of wine which fills the place. It is really close to being in church (well, scent of wine apart...). After the tour which took us through the whole process of vinification, we had the chance to taste some of the great wine produced there. Could it be any better?"