The Art of the Japanese Garden by Young, David -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Copyright Contents An Ancient Art Form

Historical Overview Development of Japanese Gardens

Basic Elements and Principles

Rocks, Sand and Gravel Walls, Fences and Paths Ponds, Waterfalls and Bridges Decorative Elements Islands, Hills and Pavilions Flora and Fauna The Changing Seasons Behind the Scenes

Japan's Traditional Gardens

Early Graveled Courtyards

Ise Jingu 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 Sento Gosha and Shūgakuin Suizenji Jojuen Ritsurin Koen Kenrokuen Okayama Korakuen Tokyo Stroll Gardens

More Recent Gardens

Two Meiji Gardens Two Showa Gardens Japanese Gardens Outside of Japan Modern Residential Gardens

Glossary Acknowledgments and Photo Credits Bibliography Back Cover

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