encapsulation, accessor C# vs Java

A quick question about encapsulation and accessor in C# vs Java. Is this code in C# equivalent to the one in Java below?

C#:

class MyClass{

    public string var1 {get; private set;}
    public int var2 {get; private set;}

    public MyClass(string aString, int anInt){
        this.var1= aString;
        this.var2=anInt;
    }

}

java

//Java
class MyClass{

    private String var1;
    private int var2;

    public MyClass(String aString, int anInt){
        this.var1= aString;
        this.var2=anInt;
    }

    public String getVar1(){
        return this.var1;
    }

    public void setVar1(int anInt){
         this.var1 = anInt;
    }

    public int getVar2(){
        return this.var2;
    }

    public void setVar2(String aString){
         this.var2 = aString;
    }

}

I'm coming from the java world, not sure about the accessor shortening in C#.