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Oneness with the Nature

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Following the natural rhythm

First of all, we would have to learn about Japanese concept of nature to grasp to successfully get at the spirit of the Japanese garden design, cause the essence of Japanese garden philosophy is just the concept of bringing nature and the four seasons close to them.

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Observation and Re-creation of Nature

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Minutiae of nature

The agricultural society’s need to know when to plant, cultivate, and harvest its crops has sharpened the Japanese sensitivity to seasonal changes, heightening their awareness of the minutiae of nature—the wind in the pines and the singing of insects—and giving rise to a wide variety of arts and customs embodying this sensitivity.

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Buddhist Feeling

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Concept of transience

The Buddhist concept of transience has been incorporated into the indigenous concept of nature as an extension of oneself. Zen teachings have given rise to the mysticism and rustic simplicity of yuugen, wabi and sabi inherent in the tea ceremony, the Japanese garden, and flower arrangements.

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