Art of the Japanese Garden Book

The Art of Japanese Gardens: Development of Japanese Gardens Basic Elements and Principles: Rocks, Sand and Gravel; Walls, Fences and Paths; Ponds, Waterfalls and Bridges; Decorative Artifacts; Islands, Hills and Pavilions; Flora and Fauna; The Four Seasons; Behind the Scenes Japan’s Traditional Gardens: Early Graveled Courtyards (Ise Jinju, Horyuji Temple); Shinden Style Complexes (Daikakuji Temple, Ninnaji Temple, Heian Shrine); Esoteric and Paradise Gardens (Sanzenin Temple, Byodoin Temple, Joruriji Temple); Zen Temple Gardens (Tenryuji Temple, Kinkakuji Temple, Ginkakuji Temple, Ryoanji Temple, Daitokuji Temple); Warrior Gardens (Nishi Honganji Temple, Nijo Castle); Tea Roji (Kotoin Temple, Urakuen); Edo Period Gardens (Katsura Rikyu, Shugakuin and Sento Gosho, Suizenji Koen, Ritsurin Koen, Kenrokuen, Okayama Korakuen, Tokyo Stroll Gardens;
Modern Gardens (Two Meiji Gardens: Sankeien and Murinan; Two Showa Gardens: Tofukuji and Adachi Museum; Japanese Gardens Outside Japan; Modern Gardens (Two Meiji Gardens: Sankeien and Murinan; Two Showa Gardens: Tofukuji and Adachi Museum; Japanese Gardens Outside Japan; Modern Residential Gardens