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karesansui (Japanese gardens, <gardens by form>, ... Built Environment (hierarchy name)) |
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Note: Japanese gardens, traditionally associated with Zen Buddhist temples, that have no water. Sand and rocks are used to represent streams and waterfalls. Literally "dry landscape" or "withered mountains and waters." This term is usually used to refer to gardens of the Muromachi (1392-1573), Momoyama (1373-1615) and Edo periods (1615-1868).
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| Terms: |
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| karesansui (preferred,C,V,English-P,D,L,PN)
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| karesansui (Dutch-P,D,U,U)
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| karesansui (Japanese (transliterated)-P,D,U,PN)
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| kare-sansui (C,V,Japanese (transliterated),UF,U,N)
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Facet/Hierarchy Code: V.RM |
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Objects Facet |
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.... Built Environment (hierarchy name) (G) |
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........ Open Spaces and Site Elements (hierarchy name ) (G) |
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............ open spaces (G) |
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................ <open spaces by form> (G) |
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.................... gardens (open spaces) (G) |
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........................ <gardens by form> (G) |
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............................ Japanese gardens (G) |
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................................ karesansui (G) |
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| Dutch ..... Japanse tuinen zonder water die men gewoonlijk bij zenboeddhistische tempels vindt. Men maakt gebruik van zand en rotsen om stroompjes en watervallen na te bootsen. Letterlijk betekent de term ���droog landschap' of ���uitgedroogde bergen en wateren'. Gewoonlijk gebruikt men deze term voor tuinen uit de Muromachi-periode (1392-1573), de Momoyama-periode (1373-1615) en de Edo-periode (1615-1868). |
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