Japanese Garden Design Principles PDF

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Ken Honda’s lecture on all things Japanese gardens is vailable as a BONUS from our website http://www.turnyourgardenjapanese.com

We made a short video to explain that is on our Youtube channel – please watch and subscribe for more Japanese garden videos with ideas and help for your own beautiful Japanese garden.

See the video below:

From Our YouTube Channel

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We always update free video content on our YouTube channel, take a look and subscribe.

We love Japanese gardens too!

We Believe In Your Dream Japanese Garden Idea

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The truth is we’ve always believed in peoples dream Japanese gardens and that’s why we are here.

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Bonsai – It’s a Little Book But Its Just What You Need To Get Started.

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Our Latest Book – The Little Book Of Bonsai

Japanese Garden Ideas For Small Spaces ( and some larger ones too!) A quick look at this Blog.

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Like you we love Japanese gardens and this blog was set up many years ago to help perhaps somebody like you get some inspiration and ideas for a Japanese garden in a small space.

Russ in this video take you through this blog and what you can find and access – ALL the content is FREE.

Japanese Garden Ideas – Ideas For A Japanese Garden In A Small Space

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Thank you for visiting our Japanese garden blog. This video is from our YouTube channel and it will help crystalise your thoughts and give you some help and ideas for your own Japanese garden.

Please subscribe to our channel for all our latest videos. The link for the website is: http://www.turnyourgardenjapanese.com

Join Us On Our Japanese Gardens YouTube Channel!

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We have a growing YouTube channel featuring many videos on the subject of Japanese gardens.

We post a lot of videos helping people appreciate and understand these beautiful gardens and encourage them through information and free tips to get started on creating their very own Japanese garden or Zen style garden.

Incidentally, ‘Zen’ gardens do not really exsist! They are called ‘Karesansui’ in Japanese and in English that would translate as ‘dry landscape’ – so called becuse the bodies of water in the types of gardens are depicted by sand or gravel with raked swirls to signify the movement of water.

The term Zen garden is purely a Western one but has its merits as they are gardens of contemplation, serenity and historical and even religious significance.

Please take a look at our channel and videos we would very much like to have you as part of our growing Japanese garden community! Please SUBSCRIBE to our channel for notifications of our latest videos as they are posted.

Japanese Gardens FREE Audio Book Part 1

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We have put this FREE audio book on our YouTube channel and if you want to know more about Japanese gardens or are feeling optimistic about creating your own beautiful and serene garden space then this is the book for you!

We feature 7 Tips to starting getting your creative juices going and explain all about what really are living forms of art – Japanese gardens and ‘Dry landscape’ gardens – often called Zen gardens.

Learn about the types of Japanese gardens that you have to choose from, their history and discover some of the must have ingredients for your Japanese garden project. Enjoy…and don’t forget to listen to part 2 that is also on our YouTube channel.

Lastly if you like what you hear and see please SUBSCRIBE, so that we can keep making more and more Japanese garden videos for people just like you.

Japanese Gardens FREE Audio Book Part 2

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We have a FREE audio book on our YouTube channel for you to enjoy and hopefully be inspired by. You will certainly learn a lot more about Japanese gardens and get some really good tips and pointers if you are interested in creating your own calming and stress-free Japanese garden or Zen garden.

You can hear the second part of our free audio book here: