- most
significant different traditional styles of ****anese
garden are the
chisen-shoyū-teien ("lake-spring-boat
excursion garden"),
which was
imported from...
- the name of the
garden "yu-tsui-en". The
theme of the
garden 'tsuki-yama-
chisen' or 'mountain-pond-stream' is
reflected in the
water feature of the garden...
- on May 31, 2008.
Retrieved December 23, 2010. "Fujisan" 富士山 [Mt. Fuji].
Chisen Wiki (in ****anese).
October 25, 2006.
Archived from the
original on December...
- via bridge. It is
considered to
incorporate elements of both
Chisen-shuyu (pond) and
Chisen-kaiyu (strolling) gardens. The Zen
Garden features gravel raked...
-
Three Buddhas (Trikaya)
arrangement of stones. Next
comes an
expansive chisen, or "wet strolling"
garden with waterfalls, lakes, trees, and
stone lanterns...
- synthesizer, effects,
fishing rod
Takahashi Atsuki – drums,
penguin Suzuki Chisen –
voice Mano
Kazuhiko –
tenor saxophone, b**** clarinet,
percussion Sakakibara...
-
beneath the tree
canopy Seiwa-en ****anese
Garden (1977) – 14-acre (5.7 ha)
chisen kaiyu-shiki (wet
strolling garden) with
lawns and path set
around a 4-acre...
-
Taika Reform (645). Father:
Nakatomi no
Mikeko (中臣御食子) Mother: Ōtomo no
Chisen-no-iratsume (大伴智仙娘),
daughter of
Otomo no
Kuiko (大伴囓子). Also
known as "Ōtomo-bunin"...
- Zen monk in
Kyoto named Gesshū
Jukei (1470–1533) with a
request by Kakuō
Chisen,
another Zen monk
serving to Ryūkyū's Tennō-ji.
According to a tale which...
-
historical ****anese
gardens that
exists within Kobe city. It
adopts a "
chisen kaiyu shiki (池泉回遊式)”,
style which is a
style of
garden that
features a path...
