Sesshu Garden, Joeiji
Attributed to the ink painter Sesshu, and read as applying the composition of painting to stone and water.
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Attributed to the ink painter Sesshu, and read as applying the composition of painting to stone and water.
Japan's first international open-air sculpture competition; sixty years of prize works have filled the park.
A hundred and twenty-three vermilion gates curve down a cliff toward the sea, following the ground's own line.
Japan's largest karst plateau: white limestone pillars scattered through grassland, with ten kilometres of cave beneath.
Its piers were kept low and its line bent for the view - civil engineering made the subject of the landscape.
A population of white rat snakes bred here; the animal itself is both a natural monument and an object of worship.
A Taisho garden for a former daimyo house, its stones and water placed for the view from the reception rooms.
Terraced limestone pools like rice paddies, built up by dripping water over hundreds of thousands of years.
Citrus planted to give jobless samurai a livelihood now defines how the whole town looks.
Basalt cut by wind and wave into arches and stacks, most of it visible only from a boat.