Japanese stone gardens : origins, meaning, form /
The text, complemented by abundant imagery, reveals the hidden order of stone gardens, heightening the enthusiast's awareness and appreciation of how they were constructed, and why. Fifteen gardens are featured in this book, some well-known, such as the famous temple gardens of Kyoto, others le...
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North Clarendon, Vt. :
Tuttle Pub.,
2009.
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Clár Ábhair:
- Pt. 1 : Introduction to the Japanese stone garden
- The ancient world of Japanese gardens
- Gardens of the higher self
- Japanese garden aesthetics
- Japanese garden design elements
- Modern Japanese stone gardens
- Pt. 2 : Japan's exquisite stone gardens
- Visiting Japan's gardens
- Ryoan-ji
- Nanzen-ji
- Ryogen-in
- Funda-in
- Tofuku-ji
- Matsuo Taisha Shrine
- Shoden-ji
- Kishiwada Castle
- Raikyu-ji
- Adachi Museum
- Senshukaku Pavalion
- Joei-ji
- Chiran gardens
- Canadian Embassy
- Miyara Dunchi.