The Japanese garden of Ginkaku-ji include karesansui,
Japanese rock gardens or Zen gardens, which are meditation gardens where white
sand replaces water. You find at Ginkaku-ji there is mostly kaiyū-shiki-teien,
or a stroll garden, where the visitor follows a path around the garden to see
carefully composed landscapes.
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The start of the garden path gives a nice view of the main entrance.
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The water gently falls over the rocks below.
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The moss and grass make an interesting pattern on the
hillside.
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Looked to be a scared old tree with a strange beauty to it.
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These old trees need some support by the large bamboo poles.
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