Add to ORKG名古屋城本丸･二の丸の北方に設けられた御深井丸(おふけまる)の下御深井御庭の一部であろう｡この庭園は広大な蓮池の中に松原島･竹藤島など､大小14の島をつくり､幽仙境を表現したものであったという｡明治22年(1889)､陸軍省に買い上げられ練兵場となったが､同41年､御深井丸の一部が離宮に編入された｡現在､このような情景は一切残っていないので､貴重な写真である｡This is probably Shimo Ofuke Garden in Ofukemaru, located in the northern part of the Honmaru and Ninomaru areas of Nagoya Castle. This garden is said to have represented a sort of fairyland or utopia, consisting of 14 islands, big and small, such as Matsubara-jima and Takefuji-jima in a huge lotus pond. In 1889, it was purchased by the Department of the Army and turned into a military drill field. In 1908, part of the Ofukemaru area became an imperial villa. This is a valuable photograph because none of these scenes remain today