Zen Gardens. Mira Locher

Zen Gardens - Mira Locher


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      The naimon (inner gate) of the Kantakeyama Shinen at the Samukawa Shrine opens toward the eight-sided stone marker indicating the source of the water in the Namba no Koike pond.

      A simple bamboo spout drips water into the chōzubachi (water basin) in the Shōjutei garden at the private residence Rifugio.

      The Suitōkyosei courtyard garden provides views of refined nature from the head priest’s office and the adjoining tatami room at the Gionji temple reception building.

      zen gardens

      THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SHUNMYO MASUNO

       JAPAN’S LEADING GARDEN DESIGNER

      TUTTLE Publishing

       Tokyo Rutland, Vermont Singapore

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      Text copyright © 2012 by Mira Locher

       Photographs and Illustrations copyright © 2012 by Shunmyo Masuno

       Wakei no Niwa Photographs copyright © 2012 by Canadian Museum of Civilization

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      Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

      Locher, Mira.

       Zen gardens: the complete works of Shunmyo Masuno, Japan’s leading garden designer.—1st ed.

       p. cm.

       Author: Mira Locher.

       Includes bibliographical references.

       ISBN: 978-1-4629-1049-6 (ebook)

       1. Gardens, Japanese—Zen influences. 2. Gardens—Design. 3. Masuno, Shunmyo. I. Title. II. Title: Complete works of Shunmyo Masuno, Japan’s leading garden designer.

       SB458.L63 2012

       635.9’77373—dc23

       2012010733

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      The evening light shimmers in the quiet reflecting pool of the Shōka no Niwa (Ascension Garden) in the Yūkyūen garden at the Hofu City Crematorium.

      A nobedan (stone walkway) and stepping-stones lead to the shihō hotoke tsukubai chōzubachi (four-sided Buddha water basin) in the Mushintei garden at the Suifūso guesthouse.

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8 Foreword by Shigeru Uchida
10 Two Pairs of Straw Sandals: Zen Priest Garden Designer Shunmyo Masuno
21 Notes on Language
TRADITIONAL GARDENS
24 Traditional Zen Gardens in the 21st Century
26 SŌSEIEN, RETREAT HOUSE
30 GINRINSŌ, COMPANY GUESTHOUSE
34 KYOTO PREFECTURAL RECEPTION HALL
40 ART LAKE GOLF CLUB
44 BAKUSHŌTEI, IMABARI KOKUSAI HOTEL
48 RYŪMONTEI, GIONJI TEMPLE
52 FUSHOTEI, RENSHŌJI TEMPLE GUESTHOUSE
56 ZANSHINTEI, SANKEIEN KAKUSHOKAKU RECEPTION HALL
60 SANDŌ, KŌENJI TEMPLE
64 MUSHINTEI, GUESTHOUSE SUIFŪSO
72 SHŌJUTEI, RIFUGIO PRIVATE RESIDENCE
74 CHŌFŪTEI AND SUITŌKYOSEI, GIONJI TEMPLE RECEPTION BUILDING
78 BAIKATEI, SAIKENJI TEMPLE
80 GESSHINSŌTEIEN, PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN YAMANAKA-KO
84 CHŌSETSUKO, GINRINSŌ RYŌKAN
86 CHŌRAITEI, PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN TOKYO
92 KEIZAN ZENJI TENBŌRIN NO NIWA, GOTANJŌJI TEMPLE