Japanese Gardens
Japanese gardens are admired for their beauty around the world. Zen gardens in particular are known for their use of rocks and gravel to represent land and water. But there are other types of garden, such as the relatively rare Heian gardens and "borrowed scenery" (shakkei) gardens. All of them can be seen at temples in and around Kyoto.
Chishakuin temple garden.
Rozanji temple garden.
Ryoanji temple garden.
Reiunin temple garden.
Daikomyoji temple garden.
Daitokuji temple garden.
Enkoji temple garden.
Enkoji temple garden.
Gioji temple garden.
Heian Jingu shrine garden.
Kyoto Imperial Palace garden.
Manshuin temple garden.
Konchi-in temple garden.
Nanzen-in temple garden.
Saisho-in temple garden.
Nijo castle garden.
Ninnaji temple garden.
Shinnyodo temple garden.
Shinsenen garden.
Shisendo temple garden.
Shoren-in temple garden.
Shoren-in temple garden.
Unryuin temple garden.
Bishamondo temple garden.
Sanzen-in temple garden.
Hosenin temple garden.
Jurinji temple garden.
Ishiyamadera temple Muyu-en garden.
Enjoji temple garden.
Koyasan Kongobuji temple garden.
Ryosenji temple garden.
Taimadera temple garden.
Shosei-en garden.
Mossgarden.
Tenryuji temple garden.
