Figure 1. The Elements of Garden
Figure 2. The Composition Methods of Garden
Figure 3. The Background of Garden
Figure 4. The Use of Stone
Figure 5. The use of planting materials
Figure 6. Borrowed Scenery of Garden
Figure 7. Stone Lantern of Konchiin
Figure 8. Tobiishi of Garden
Table 1. Research Site
Table 2. Location of Garden
Table 3. The Elements of Garden
Table 4. The Composition of Garden
Table 5. The Background of Garden
Table 6. The Use of Stone
Table 7. The Use of Planting Materials
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