| Title | Contains Image(s) | Description | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|
| baijō 梅杖 | Lit. plum post. A wooden post used to support the heavy but structurally weak branches of old plum trees. |
Architecture, Gardens | |
| baku 瀑 | A cascade. A type of garden waterfall in which the water falls at a 90 degree angle. One common type of baku is the… |
Architecture, Gardens | |
| banchi ばん池 | Also called hanchi 畔池 written with the character ばん池, to indicate a 'halved pond.' Lit. levee pond. A type of… |
Architecture, Gardens | |
| biseki 尾石 | Lit. tail stone. A stone in a rock garden that represents the tail of a tortoise *… |
Architecture, Gardens | |
| bugakuryū teien 武学流庭園 | Lit. garden of the Bugaku lineage. A style of Japanese garden developed in the middle of the Edo period by Ōishi Bugaku 大石武学… |
Architecture, Gardens | |
| uguisugaki 鴬垣 | Lit. "bush warbler fence." A common type of rustic sleeve fence *sodegaki… |
Architecture, Gardens | |
| ukedai 受台 | Also *chūdai 中台. Middle base. |
Architecture, Gardens | |
| umi-ishi 海石 | Lit. "sea stone." A generic name for stones found in the ocean or along the seashore. Because sea stones contain salt, and… |
Architecture, Gardens | |
| urokojiki 鱗敷 | Lit. "scale pavement." |
Architecture, Gardens | |
| ushiro-uke 後受 | The placement of primary and secondary rocks in a group, so that the secondary ones are diagonally right and left and to the… |
Architecture, Gardens |
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