TY - JOUR
AU - Norris Johnson
AB - The article describes the garden in Zuisen Temple in Kamakura, Japan. Zuisen-hi was built from 1327 to 1332 as the family temple of the Kumakura shogunate and its first garden was developed by the Zen Buddhist priest Muso Soseki. The garden features a small pond, a waterfall, a meditation cell carved as a cave in the base of a mountain, and an arbor for meditation and shelter on top of the mountain.
BT - The Journal of Garden History
DA - 01/1970
DO - 10/gcx9pr
DP - CrossRef
IS - 4
LA - en
N2 - The article describes the garden in Zuisen Temple in Kamakura, Japan. Zuisen-hi was built from 1327 to 1332 as the family temple of the Kumakura shogunate and its first garden was developed by the Zen Buddhist priest Muso Soseki. The garden features a small pond, a waterfall, a meditation cell carved as a cave in the base of a mountain, and an arbor for meditation and shelter on top of the mountain.
PY - 1990
SN - 0144-5170
SP - 214
EP - 236
ST - The garden in Zuisen Temple, Kamakura, Japan
T2 - The Journal of Garden History
TI - The garden in Zuisen Temple, Kamakura, Japan: Design form and phylogenetic meaning
UR - http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/01445170.1990.10408293
VL - 10
Y2 - 2018/02/24/10:56:24
ER -