Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture
Online ISSN : 1348-4559
Print ISSN : 1340-8984
ISSN-L : 1340-8984
Landscape Historical Position of Kotonoura Onzanso Garden from the Point of View of Landscape Architectural Use Genealogy of Imitation Stone and Imitation Tree
Takashi AWANO
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2009 Volume 72 Issue 5 Pages 439-442

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Kotonoura Onzanso Garden in Kainan city Wakayama, is the modern plutocrat NITTA Chojiro’s villa. A key distinguishing feature of this villa garden is that a lot of imitation stones and imitation trees are used in this garden as landscape materials. They are stepping stone, shore stone arrangement of pond, garden furniture and so on. Thus, this paper analyzed landscape historical positioning of Kotonoura Onzanso Garden from the point of view of landscape architectural use genealogy of imitation stone and imitation tree focusing on modern Japanese landscape. As the results, this paper led two points on landscape historical position of this garden. Firstly, Kotonoura Onzansou Garden is pioneering example introducing imitation stone and imitation tree. Secondary, about imitation stones and imitation trees in this garden, it is not copy of foreign technique and foreign products but original materials invented by NITTA Chojiro himself.
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