| Title | Contains Image(s) | Description | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|
| gan'uchi 雁打 | Lit. "flying geese." The poetic name given to a type of zig-zag arrangement of stepping stones *… |
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| gejōseki 下乗席 | Lit. "dismounting stone." A type of keystone *yakui-shi 役石, stepped on when… |
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| genjibei 源氏塀 | ✓ | Genji 源氏 fence is a board fence with posts set at intervals and a base runner set between the foundation stones of the posts… |
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| genkaibashi 厳海橋 | Lit. "Genkai bridge." A type of bridge used to span deep garden streams or ravines. It is constructed with a triangular… |
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| gentanryū teien 玄丹流庭園 | Lit. "Gentan lineage garden." A style of late Edo period garden in the Izumo 出雲 district, Shimane Prefecture, associated… |
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| ginkakujigata chōzubachi 銀閣寺形手水鉢 | ✓ | Lit. "Ginkakuji type water basin." One kind of water basin *chōzubachi 手水鉢,… |
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| gogyōseki 五行石 | Lit. "five elements of stones." A name for the five types of functional and decorative stones *… |
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| gogyōsetsu 五行説 | Lit. "theory of five elements." A basic principle of Chinese geomancy and cosmology adapted in Japanese garden design. The… |
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| goren'uchi 五連打 | Lit. "row of five stones." One arrangement of stepping stones *tobi-ishi 飛石.… |
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| gorota-ishi 呉呂太石 | Lit. "rolling stones." Small round stones about 10 cm in diameter used for the drainage areas around the stooping basin *… |
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| uguisugaki 鴬垣 | Lit. "bush warbler fence." A common type of rustic sleeve fence *sodegaki… |
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| ukedai 受台 | Also *chūdai 中台. Middle base. |
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| 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… |
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| urokojiki 鱗敷 | Lit. "scale pavement." |
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| 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… |
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