Beyond Basics Part 3: Symbolic Plants & Seasonal Patterns
Beyond Basics Part 3: Symbolic Plants & Seasonal Patterns Japanese gardens are designed to reflect nature’s beauty through carefully chosen elements. In this installment, we …
Beyond Basics Part 3: Symbolic Plants & Seasonal Patterns Japanese gardens are designed to reflect nature’s beauty through carefully chosen elements. In this installment, we …
The Tsuboniwa in Japan Kanji: 庭 – niwa – garden, yard 坪 – tsubo – unit of land measurement, 3.31 square meters, 2 tatami mats …
It is the end of February and we already hit the time of plum blossoms with only one month left until famous cherry blossom season …
Explore Anika’s thoughtful impressions of Ōbai-in Temple in Kyoto, a tranquil and historic Zen site with seasonal beauty.
Beyond Basics Part 2: Japanese Rock Arrangements & Symbolism In Japanese gardens, rocks are more than just landscape features—they carry deep symbolism and significantly enhance …
Almost every Japanese garden in Kyoto hosts one part which is covered in nice, fluffy moss. When building a Japanese garden outside of Japan or …
Regional Styles and Historical Influences in Japanese Gardens: From Heian to Edo Periods The evolution of Japanese garden styles has not only been shaped by …
Top Spots in Japan for Stunning Autumn Foliage in 2024 Autumn in Japan is a breathtaking experience, with vibrant red, orange, and golden hues transforming …
Kinchakuda Manjushage Park: A Popular Spot for Spider Lilies, but Is It Worth the Crowds? Kinchakuda Manjushage Park in Saitama is well-known for its vibrant …
The Shigemori Mirei Garden Museum: New Ebook with free Reservation Guide Introducing Our New eBook: Shigemori Mirei Garden Museum in Kyoto We’re pleased to announce …