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  • Yurin Garden, Yurin-no–niwa was originally constructed at Kyoto Yurin Kaikan in 1969 was relocated to the Kayo Building of Kibichuo in 2002. The garden was named yurin-no-niwa or Yurin Garden, combining the words ‘yu’ from the name of Yuzensai Miyazaki who perfected the yuzen dyeing technique and ‘rin’ from the name of Korin Ogata, a Japanese painter of the Edo Era. It is a pond appreciation style garden or chisen kanshoshiki teien with a very modern pond garden design replicating thin paper ornaments attached to gifts. The pond water is shallow, shaped like a spiral.
    yurin-garden-kibi-chuo-10.jpg
  • Yurin Garden, Yurin-no–niwa was originally constructed at Kyoto Yurin Kaikan in 1969 was relocated to the Kayo Building of Kibichuo in 2002. The garden was named yurin-no-niwa or Yurin Garden, combining the words ‘yu’ from the name of Yuzensai Miyazaki who perfected the yuzen dyeing technique and ‘rin’ from the name of Korin Ogata, a Japanese painter of the Edo Era. It is a pond appreciation style garden or chisen kanshoshiki teien with a very modern pond garden design replicating thin paper ornaments attached to gifts. The pond water is shallow, shaped like a spiral.
    yurin-garden-kibi-chuo-2.jpg
  • Yurin Garden, Yurin-no–niwa was originally constructed at Kyoto Yurin Kaikan in 1969 was relocated to the Kayo Building of Kibichuo in 2002. The garden was named yurin-no-niwa or Yurin Garden, combining the words ‘yu’ from the name of Yuzensai Miyazaki who perfected the yuzen dyeing technique and ‘rin’ from the name of Korin Ogata, a Japanese painter of the Edo Era. It is a pond appreciation style garden or chisen kanshoshiki teien with a very modern pond garden design replicating thin paper ornaments attached to gifts. The pond water is shallow, shaped like a spiral.
    yurin-garden-kibi-chuo-3.jpg
  • Yurin Garden, Yurin-no–niwa was originally constructed at Kyoto Yurin Kaikan in 1969 was relocated to the Kayo Building of Kibichuo in 2002. The garden was named yurin-no-niwa or Yurin Garden, combining the words ‘yu’ from the name of Yuzensai Miyazaki who perfected the yuzen dyeing technique and ‘rin’ from the name of Korin Ogata, a Japanese painter of the Edo Era. It is a pond appreciation style garden or chisen kanshoshiki teien with a very modern pond garden design replicating thin paper ornaments attached to gifts. The pond water is shallow, shaped like a spiral.
    yurin-garden-kibi-chuo-9.jpg
  • Yurin Garden, Yurin-no–niwa was originally constructed at Kyoto Yurin Kaikan in 1969 was relocated to the Kayo Building of Kibichuo in 2002. The garden was named yurin-no-niwa or Yurin Garden, combining the words ‘yu’ from the name of Yuzensai Miyazaki who perfected the yuzen dyeing technique and ‘rin’ from the name of Korin Ogata, a Japanese painter of the Edo Era. It is a pond appreciation style garden or chisen kanshoshiki teien with a very modern pond garden design replicating thin paper ornaments attached to gifts. The pond water is shallow, shaped like a spiral.
    yurin-garden-kibi-chuo-6.jpg
  • Yurin Garden, Yurin-no–niwa was originally constructed at Kyoto Yurin Kaikan in 1969 was relocated to the Kayo Building of Kibichuo in 2002. The garden was named yurin-no-niwa or Yurin Garden, combining the words ‘yu’ from the name of Yuzensai Miyazaki who perfected the yuzen dyeing technique and ‘rin’ from the name of Korin Ogata, a Japanese painter of the Edo Era. It is a pond appreciation style garden or chisen kanshoshiki teien with a very modern pond garden design replicating thin paper ornaments attached to gifts. The pond water is shallow, shaped like a spiral.
    yurin-garden-kibi-chuo-5.jpg
  • Yurin Garden, Yurin-no–niwa was originally constructed at Kyoto Yurin Kaikan in 1969 was relocated to the Kayo Building of Kibichuo in 2002. The garden was named yurin-no-niwa or Yurin Garden, combining the words ‘yu’ from the name of Yuzensai Miyazaki who perfected the yuzen dyeing technique and ‘rin’ from the name of Korin Ogata, a Japanese painter of the Edo Era. It is a pond appreciation style garden or chisen kanshoshiki teien with a very modern pond garden design replicating thin paper ornaments attached to gifts. The pond water is shallow, shaped like a spiral.
    yurin-garden-kibi-chuo-4.jpg
  • Yurin Garden, Yurin-no–niwa was originally constructed at Kyoto Yurin Kaikan in 1969 was relocated to the Kayo Building of Kibichuo in 2002. The garden was named yurin-no-niwa or Yurin Garden, combining the words ‘yu’ from the name of Yuzensai Miyazaki who perfected the yuzen dyeing technique and ‘rin’ from the name of Korin Ogata, a Japanese painter of the Edo Era. It is a pond appreciation style garden or chisen kanshoshiki teien with a very modern pond garden design replicating thin paper ornaments attached to gifts. The pond water is shallow, shaped like a spiral.
    yurin-garden-kibi-chuo-8.jpg
  • Yurin Garden, Yurin-no–niwa was originally constructed at Kyoto Yurin Kaikan in 1969 was relocated to the Kayo Building of Kibichuo in 2002. The garden was named yurin-no-niwa or Yurin Garden, combining the words ‘yu’ from the name of Yuzensai Miyazaki who perfected the yuzen dyeing technique and ‘rin’ from the name of Korin Ogata, a Japanese painter of the Edo Era. It is a pond appreciation style garden or chisen kanshoshiki teien with a very modern pond garden design replicating thin paper ornaments attached to gifts. The pond water is shallow, shaped like a spiral.
    yurin-garden-kibi-chuo-7.jpg
  • Yurin Garden, Yurin-no–niwa was originally constructed at Kyoto Yurin Kaikan in 1969 was relocated to the Kayo Building of Kibichuo in 2002. The garden was named yurin-no-niwa or Yurin Garden, combining the words ‘yu’ from the name of Yuzensai Miyazaki who perfected the yuzen dyeing technique and ‘rin’ from the name of Korin Ogata, a Japanese painter of the Edo Era. It is a pond appreciation style garden or chisen kanshoshiki teien with a very modern pond garden design replicating thin paper ornaments attached to gifts. The pond water is shallow, shaped like a spiral.
    yurin-garden-kibi-chuo-1.jpg