A Japanese Tranquil Retreat
A Japanese Tranquil Retreat Garden
Designed by Koji Ninomiya and Takumi Awai
Design inspiration
"The inspiration for this garden is the peace and tranquillity evoked by a Japanese tea garden, a refuge from the outside world.
The tatami (rush matting) seating area, reached by stepping stones over the pool, is the perfect place for quiet reflection and contemplation after a busy day and encourages you to sit and unwind among the soothing grasses and rustling bamboo."
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2010 small gardens
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Key plants
Japanese Acer
Camellia
Golden Bamboo
Iris
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