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Japanese Essays and Essays
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One of the seven wonders of ancient times, Babylon is a huge building called "An Imaginary Garden" where all kinds of plants and strange flowers are gathered, peacocks and birds play, and you can look over the city of the lower world through the cool water curtain of the falling fountain. It also contains "Flora Shoyo" which consists of 25 of 18 unique stories about plants, including the fallen aristocrats of the plant world, Icarus of the plant world, herbs and poisonous plants, spices and amber, and a love for the garden. On the 30th year after the author's death, you can see the world of Shibusawa that is fresh from this time.