The Art of the Japanese Garden

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Here are the art and esthetics of garden design in Japan evolved over fourteen centuries. Today the garden surrounds the Japanese house with serene and restful beauty. Using stone, water, simple fencing and exquisitely combined permanent planting, the gardener produces a landscape so planned that it continues lovely through all seasons, year after year.

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• The Art of Driftwood and Dried Arrangements di Tatsuo Ishimoto (1951)