Japanese Residences and Gardens: A Tradition of Integration (Great Japanese art) by Michio Fujioka

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Japanese Residences and Gardens : A Tradition of Integration. Select Format: Hardcover. ISBN13:9780870115615. Release Date:May 1983.

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Japanese Residences and Gardens by Fujioka, Michio, 1982, Kodanska International, Distributed in the . Japanese residences and gardens. a tradition of integration. 1st ed. by Fujioka, Michio. Bibliography: p. 48. Series. Great Japanese art. Classifications. 48 p. : Number of pages.

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Japanese gardens that you find in the land of the rising sun, were not created yesterday. They have left so many years behind but still they shine like the old days. Some Japanese gardens you see in Kyoto and Tokyo are great and most of them were built thousands years ago from now. They represent a long period of history where you could experience both positive and negative view of them. Many beautiful gardens were destroyed over times, many were built in modern Japanese era and there are some which are being built by the great artists.

Traditional Japanese gardens are famous the world over. These gardens highlight the beauty of nature, avoiding artificial, man-made components wherever possible. The first of these gardens began to be built on the island of Honshu around 600 . Japanese gardens also capture aspects of the traditional Shinto religion, as well as Daoism and Buddhism. The gardens speak of the unstoppable march of time, natural aspects of the Japanese landscape, such as its volcanic peaks, and often include replicas of the legendary Mount Horai. A few hours from Kyoto, you can view the gardens surrounding the Adachi Museum of Art. This garden has won the Journal of Japanese Gardening’s award for best garden every year since 2003.

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