• Seiryu-en Nijo Castle - Main stone bridge

  • Seiryu-en Nijo Castle - Stone-laid stream banks

  • Seiryu-en Nijo Castle - Stream with rock steps

  • Kyo-machiya Yoshida House - Tsubo garden wash basin

  • Kyo-machiya Yoshida House - Tsubo garden overview

  • Kyo-machiya Yoshida House - Tsubo garden pathway

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The gardens of this period developed from the Momoyama Period tea gardens.

These gardens expanded on the scale of the traditional tea gardens and are referred to as “strolling style”, because they invited visitors to stroll on set paths, employing stepping stones and pavement, and were designed in such a way as to expose a changing scenic view as the stroller meandered through the grounds.

The development of the Tsubo Garden also happened during this period.