Part of the main Zen garden of raked gravel called karesansui which translates as "dry mountain water". View to trees and other buildings outside the garden.

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GAP Photos/Charles Hawes - Nanzen-Ji Temple garden, Kyoto, Japan

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Photographer: Charles Hawes - See more from this photographer

Image Number:   1588687

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