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The earliest descriptions
    Part I
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 The Japanese way
    Part II
  [01]   [02]   [03]   [04]   [05]
  [06]   [07]   [08]   [09]   [10]
  [11]   [12]   [13]   [14]
Recorded changes
    Part III
  [01]   [02]   [03]   [04]   [05]
  [06]   [07]   [08]   [09]   [10]
  [11]   [12]   [13]   [14]   [15]
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  [26]   [27]   [28]   [29]   [30]
  [31]   [32]   [33]   [34]
Inner gardens
    Part IV
  [01]   [02]   [03]   [04]   [05]
  [06]   [07]   [08]   [09]   [10]
  [11]   [12]   [13]   [14]   [15]
  [16]   [17]
Physical evolution
    Part V
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  [11]   [12]   [13]   [14]   [15]
  [16]   [17]   [18]   [19]   [20]
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Lotus

PII p5		   
One may stroll around the lake which is surrounded by trees, chiefly Red and Black pines, but also the evergreen podocarpus macrophylla and Lithocarpus (Pasania edulis).
  
  

Cryptomeria japonica and chamaecyparis obtusa are plentiful in the garden, with their crisp cypress-like foliage in contrast to the other trees.
  


PII p6  
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