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• Happo-en
  *''Japanese'': 八芳園 ''(Happou-en)'' The Happô-en (lit. "eight fragrances garden") is a Japanese walking garden in [[Tokyo]] freely accessible to the public but primarily used today as a
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• Tanshoen
  *''Japanese'': 探勝園 ''(tanshouen)'' Tanshôen is a public park & garden in [[Kagoshima]], located adjacent to [[Terukuni Shrine]], and just below t
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• Daishoji Gardens
  *''Japanese'': 大聖寺庭園 ''(Daishouji teien)'' ...ô]] moved a number of documents from her palace at Kawara and created this garden. The gardens are located on Karasuma-dôri, a short single city block north
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• Tenshaen
  *''Japanese'': 天赦園 ''(Tenshaen)'' ...n [[Uwajima]], in [[Ehime prefecture]]. It was established as a retirement garden for [[Date Munetada]], seventh lord of [[Uwajima han]], in [[1866]], and se
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• Korakuen
  ::''For the garden in Tokyo, see [[Koishikawa Korakuen]]'' *''Japanese'': 後楽園 ''
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• Koishikawa Korakuen
  *''Japanese'': 後楽園 ''(kourakuen)'' ...[[Mito Edo mansion|Edo mansion]]. Construction began in [[1629]], but the garden was lost to a fire. It was completed by Yorifusa's son and successor, [[Tok
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• Mukojima Hyakkaen
  *''Japanese'': [[向島]] 百花園 ''(mukoujima hyakkaen)'' Mukôjima Hyakkaen, or Mukôjima Hundred Flowers Garden, is a Japanese garden located in the Mukôjima area of [[Tokyo]]. It is famous for its many stone
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• Toko-en
  *''Japanese'': 東湖園 ''(Touko-en)'' ...y]]), incorporating the vision of Mt. Misaoyama into the aesthetics of the garden.
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• Hoshun-in
  *''Japanese'': 芳春院 ''(Houshun-in)'' ...ich is said to evoke the gardens of [[Ginkaku-ji]] and [[Kinkaku-ji]]. The garden was designed by [[Kobori Enshu|Kobori Enshû]] in [[1617]], at the request
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• Mustard Seed Garden Painting Manual
  [[Image:Mustardseed.jpg|right|thumb|400px|A copy of the Mustard Seed Garden Painting Manual, in the collection of the [[Museum of Fine Arts, Boston]].] *''Published: [[1679]] (first volume, in China); [[1746]] (first Japanese edition)''
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• Nakatani Shinshichi
  ...right|thumb|320px|The ''Shôrômon'' (Bell Tower Gate) at the [[Hagiwara Tea Garden]] in [[San Francisco]], built by Nakatani Shinshichi.]] *''Japanese'': [[中谷]]新七 ''(Nakatani Shinshichi)''
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• Shinsenen
  *''Japanese'': 神泉苑 ''(shinsen'en)'' Shinsen'en is an Imperial garden in [[Kyoto]] which was the site of numerous aristocratic gatherings during
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• Uemura Masakatsu (1695-1777)
  *''Japanese'': [[上村]]政勝 ''(Uemura Masakatsu)'' ...ogun, Uemura accompanied him to [[Edo]], planting a larger pharmacological garden in Edo's Komaba neighborhood in [[1720]]. He left that same year on a journ
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• Vienna World's Fair
  ...en anywhere in Europe, and the first major venue in which the newly-coined Japanese term ''bijutsu'' 美術 ("art") was used. ...titutions a practice-run, so to speak, for the organization and display of Japanese arts, crafts, technology, and so forth at Vienna the following year.<ref>Ma
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• Orchid Pavilion Gathering
  *''Chinese/Japanese'': 蘭亭集會 ''(Lán tíng jí huì / rantei shuukai)'' ...s a famous poetry gathering which took place on [[353]]/3/3 at the private garden of [[Wang Xizhi]], and which has come to be seen as the model ideal for [[l
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• Honpo-ji
  *''Japanese'': 本法寺 ''(Honpou-ji)'' ...of "breath." Nationally designated as a site of scenic beauty (国指定名勝), the garden includes a lotus pond, and an arrangement of rocks meant to resemble a wate
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• Rikugien
  *''Japanese'': 六義園 ''(Rikugien)'' ...t "Rikugien" after a line from a [[waka|poem]] by [[Ki no Tsurayuki]]. The garden would continue to house the [[Yanagisawa clan]] lower mansion until the [[B
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• Ryoan-ji
  [[File:Ryoanji.jpg|right|thumb|320px|The famous rock garden at Ryôan-ji]] *''Japanese'': 龍安寺 ''(ryouan-ji)''
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• Kenrokuen
  *''Japanese'': 兼六園 ''(kenrokuen)'' Kenrokuen is one of the most famous Japanese gardens in the country, and was formerly the private gardens of the [[Maeda
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• Higo-Hosokawa Garden
  *''Japanese'': 肥後細川庭園 ''(Higo Hosokawa teien)'' The Higo-Hosokawa Garden is a Japanese garden in Bunkyô-ku, Tokyo. It is associated with the [[Hosokawa clan]], and is l
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