The Modern Japanese Garden offers an insightful analysis of Japan’s public gardens, showcasing 50 examples that explore the connection between nature and modern life. This beautifully crafted book highlights garden designs ranging from ancient stone arrangements in sacred spaces to constructions of the post-war era.

It celebrates how gardens evolved from symbols of status to places of healing, reflection, and harmony with nature. Ideal for gardening enthusiasts, designers and architects, and those interested in Japanese culture, it includes stunning photos and thoughtful essays by leading experts like architect Kengo Kuma and garden designer Masuno Shumyo, making it a treasured resource and a captivating journey into Japan’s unique landscape traditions.

• Published by Timber Press
• Pages: 352
• Size: 9.25" W x 11.25" L x 1.25" H
• Language: English
• Product #: JT5759
• Code: NWS