Japanese Traditions
Published on Nov 21, 2015
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Gardens are a very important art for Japan. The art has been a tradition for over a thousand years.
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Before 734 gardens were for the emperor and aristocrats entertainment. The entire garden was made of pebble. Some even had ancient Shinto shrines. They had ponds and streams but sadly none of them survived.
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THESE ARE SOME OF THE PAVILLAS
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Another type is a shindig garden where at many palaces and villas. They were large gardens made for parties and outdoor recreation. They often were on lakes or ponds so that people could boat and fish for enjoyment. The gardens are a pond/lake that have islands connected with bridges. That also have pavilions that over look the water.
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Today gardens on Japan are still important
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