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Volume 1998, Issue 6

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Studies on the Spatial Composition and the Characteristics of seclusion Yun seun-do's garden in Chousen Dynasty

Jin-seung Kim, Eijiro Fujii

1998 Volume 1998 Issue 6 Pages 1-16
Published: March 31, 1998
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.5982/jgarden.1998.1

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Based on the survey of present situation and the analysis of related historical literature, we studied the spatial composition of Gumsedong garden constructed by Yun seun-do (Kosan), an outsandig confucian in mid-term of Chousen Dynasty, who spent a secluded life for many years around this area. Hoeshimdang (main house) of Gumseidong was constructed after seclusion in the upper area of a mountain. Its spatial composition is considered to be fundamentally based on the two ideas, Pungsu theory and the doctrines of Zhuzi. And we could understand his affirmation of seclusion in the process vally to large waterfall. Thischaracteristics of seclusion is deep-rooted in Confucianism, as in chinese seclusion. But, it is quite different from seclusion in Japan.

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Case Study on the Osada-Hachiman-Komo Shrine Garden Oita

Tenzui Sawada

1998 Volume 1998 Issue 6 Pages 17-26
Published: March 31, 1998
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1. What and How to Pursue in This Study? Here I intend to clarify astronomically the conception of gardening in the Osada-hachiman-komo Shrine in Osada area, Nakatsu, Oita on the basis of the Kojiki, the Nihon-shoki the Shoku-nihonki and the Fudoki.
2. The Gist of This Divine Garden To my way of thinking, the Garden of this Osada-hachiman-komo Shrine was built by Usano Kimi Ikemori in 8 A. D. who regarded it as the compass needle of an intercontinental navigation.
In his opinion, the subject of this divine garden was “three sea gods” the conception of it, “Orion” and the formation of it, “three stars.”

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Nobuhiro Osawa

1998 Volume 1998 Issue 6 Pages 27-41
Published: March 31, 1998
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.5982/jgarden.1998.27

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Makoto Fukuda

1998 Volume 1998 Issue 6 Pages 42-50
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Takehiko Komatsu

1998 Volume 1998 Issue 6 Pages 51-58
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.5982/jgarden.1998.51

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Yoshiaki Maeda

1998 Volume 1998 Issue 6 Pages 59-68
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Shinsuke Honzawa

1998 Volume 1998 Issue 6 Pages 69-76
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1998 Volume 1998 Issue 6 Pages plate1
Published: March 31, 1998
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