No.906 at Kanchiin, Toji Temple, Kyoto, Japan
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No.906 at Kanchiin, Toji Temple, Kyoto, Japan
Raked gravels have a power to change stone into bridge.
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Even a stone can be a sleeping cow.
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Good arrangement adds some meanings into mere objects.
No.903 at Ryugenin, Daitokuji Temple, Kyoto, Japan
Raked gravels make space silent.
No.902 at Ryoanji Temple, Kyoto, Japan
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No.901 at Kanchiin, Toji Temple, Kyoto, Japan
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This long and winding road shouldn't disappear.
No.899 at Enryakuji Temple, Kyoto and Shiga, Japan
Stone lantern can also be an accessory for a building.
No.898 at Hiyoshi Shrine, Shiga, Japan
Stairs can be woven.
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Roof can be an elegant dress for a building.
No.895 at Horyuji Temple, Nara, Japan
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Tile roof is a source of order.
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Even shrine likes to stand in line.
No.892 at Komyoin, Tofukuji Temple, Kyoto, Japan
Piles of layers put the garden far away from where we are, which makes the natural scenery a piece of artwork.
No.891 at Komyoin, Tofukuji Temple, Kyoto, Japan
Tatami mat is a soft and natural mirror.
No.890 at Sanpo-in, Daigoji Temple, Kyoto
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