Long ago, our ancestors were inspired by the gods
through the forms of rocks and trees.
They reflected upon nature and attempted to distill
such experiences domestically in a human scale.
Thus began Japanese gardening history 1400 years ago,and
which constituents the larger inheritance of Japanese
culture.
Kare-San-Sui
Was established from the idea of Zen and expresses
seas and rivers using white gravels instead of actual
water.
Kare-San-Sui presents the assence of nature.
Pond
garden
A garden which has a pond with waterfalls or small
islands in the center. You can enjoy a changing
view through the four seasons.
Tsubo-niwa
A miniaturised garden forming a green courtyard
to surrounding rooms,
and offering a distillation of nature.
Borrowing
view garden
A garden which assimilates views of a surrounding
environment.
This method is a traditional way of making Japanese
gardens incorporate large scale.
Cha-niwa
(a garden for tea ceremony)
Originates from tea ceremony, which started 500
years ago.
The characterstics of Cha-niwa are still much
used in modern Japanese gardens.
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