Japanese rock garden

English: A Japanese rock garden or vernacular Zen Garden is a type of 'Japanese style garden' in landscape design, emphasizing natural rocks and stone mulches. Small bushes and shaped trees are planted in these gardens. The ground is covered in sand or gravel that is raked into soothing patterns.

• an actual Zen Garden or Karesansui is a Zen Buddhist art form of a Japanese garden, expressing essential nature and dharma with stone, gravel, and space.

日本語: 枯山水（かれさんすい）は日本庭園の様式の一つである。

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KyotoEdit

京都

RyoanjiEdit

龍安寺

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TofukujiEdit

東福寺

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  hojo

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  hojo

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  Kaizando

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  Reiun-in

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  Reiun-in

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  Reiun-in Gaun-No-Niwa

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  Sesshuji Tsuru-Kame-No-Niwa

DaitokujiEdit

大徳寺

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  Zuihoin

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  Garden of the Cross at Zuiho-in

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  Zuiho-in Zuiho-tei

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  Daisen-in "Taikai"

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  Daisen-in "Horaisan"

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  Daisen- in "Nakaumi"

MyoshinjiEdit

妙心寺

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  Daishun-in

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  Taizo-in

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  Taizo-in

JishojiEdit

慈照寺（銀閣寺）

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OthersEdit

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  Rozanji(廬山寺)

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Other places in JapanEdit

ShitennojiEdit

日本語: 四天王寺（大阪市天王寺区）

English: Shitennoji in Tennoji, Osaka

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  Shitennoji Honbo garden

Anyoin, TaisanjiEdit

日本語: 安養院（太山寺塔頭）, 神戸市, 兵庫県

English: Anyoin in Kobe, Hyogo

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Harima AnkokujiEdit

日本語: 播磨安国寺（兵庫県加東市）

English: Harima-Ankokuji in Kato, Hyogo

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  Harima Ankokuji in Hyogo

Bingo AnkokujiEdit

日本語: 備後安国寺（広島県福山市）

English: Bingo-Ankokuji in Fukuyama, Hiroshima

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  Bingo Ankokuji in Hiroshima

KomyozenjiEdit

日本語: 光明禅寺（福岡県太宰府市）

English: Komyozenji in Dazaifu, Fukuoka

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Hōkō-ji (Hamamatsu)Edit

日本語: 方広寺（静岡県浜松市）

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