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Meijijingu
Meiji-jingu has had a long relationship with
the Nippon Suiseki Association,
and the head priest of the shrine is also
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The
beauty of the Jpanaease garden
This page by Chisao Shigemori is about Japanese
gardens, which through their
artful arrangement of stones have a close
connection with suiseki.
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Toraya
As one of the most famous brands of traditional
Japanese sweets, the history
of the Toraya company is vitually synonymous
with the history of sweets in
Japan. |
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Urasennke
Urasenke is one of the most widespread styles
of the tea ceremony, the
practice of which is closely related to suiseki.
Kuzuya-ishi are also sometimes
said to resemble tea houses. |
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Enshu-sado
Enshu Kobori was a famous garden designer
who once owned the well-known
suiseki gHatsukarih and gKasaneyamah. He was
also an active tea
afficianado, and this is a link to his style
of tea ceremony. |
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SHIKOKU SHIMBUN
Bonsai information from Takamatsu
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