Japanese Garden: Secrets of Natural Landscape Design
Japanese Gardens: Secrets of Natural Landscape Design From the famous temple gardens in Kyoto to the tranquil stone oasis of the Boston Museum of Art, Shiro Nakane has always maintained the vitality of traditional Japanese garden art. Japanese gardens prefer a combination of soft stones and green plants rather than lush flowers, and are highly regarded for their calm and contemplative qualities. Shiro, the son of the director Nakane Kinsaku, has been learning crafts since he was a child, and has been following in his father’s footsteps ever since. He came to the Japan Association to share his insights on Japanese garden design from his life in the field. Hosted by Stephen Morrell, director of John P. Humes’ Japanese Garden Walk. Part of the funding for this project comes from the generous funding of the Omomuki Foundation. In the 2015-2016 season, the Talks+ project of the Japan Association was generously sponsored by Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG). The reception part is supported by the Portland Japanese Garden. Wine provided by Torii Mor. Sake provided by JOTO Sake. Chris A. Wachenheim, Sandy Heck Lecture Fund, Dr. Yuichiro Kuwama, and Hiroko Onoyama provided additional support. —— Visit: Like: Follow: Watch: Join: Teach:.
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wish someone could edit this video to put in at least 2-3 second gaps between each photo he's clicking thru.
he's clicking throught them way too quick to absorb anything.
i wish i could find a similar clip on small karesansui gardens, explaining why each rock is being placed where it is and how each rock is interacting with all the others and also in relation to the perimeter and wider landscape.
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Japanese garden: 5 shades of Green. Water. Stone. Money.
I wish the John P. Humes Japanese Stroll Garden was still as it was when Stephen was the curator.
Just wonderful, been searching for "pictures of landscape design" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried – Giyily Landscaping Yatty – (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my work buddy got great success with it.
Does someone have the name of the book at 5:20 ? Sadly my Japanese isn't up to snuff 🙁
Please, can you work on my garden please? I pay well. I mean it. Just got back from Kyoto last week, loved the gardens.
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What a great man! I wish he could work on my property! Beautiful work
This is really cool! I did not know the trees did not grow that way!