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villa. Here, the beauty of nature in each different season ís
adapted skillfully giving the atmosphere 01 a profound
spiritual world. Its garden matches harmoniously with
Kannon-den (Ginkaku) and Togu-do, and catches people`s
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Ginsyadan & Kogetsudai seen from Katomado Window
The contrast of Ginsyadan representing waves and white
sand Mt. Fuji shaped Kogetsudai is enchanting.
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Usually the interior is not open to the pub lic.
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By Ike no Taiga (1723-1776)
Bornin Kyoto. Just like Buson,
one of the leaders of Japanese
Nanga painting. His style is
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Yosa Buson (1716 -1783)
Born in Osaka. Though he more or
less expressed the beauty of nature
in Haiku poems, he preferred and
expressed unworldly points of view
in paintings.
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Tomioka Tessai (1836 -1924)
Born in Kyoto. He studied ancient [apanese thought and
culture, Confucianism and Buddhísm. In rus middle age,
he started Shijosect Yamatoe (Iapanese) paintíng. In his lat-
er year, he became the center of Nansoga painting, colorful-
ly and dynamically painting eIegant Chinese paintings.
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