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Thank you Miller Library People, especially Martha Ferguson, for hosting our last Cont.This is a good time to reflect on the words of Juki Iida, the builder of our Garden, penned after. The Seattle Japanese Garden will open its gates to the public in a few days on March 1st, and the following Sunday March 6th it'll have an official First Viewing with a customary Shinto ceremony. Juki Iida's 1974 'Niwa' article - 2015 translation.Juki Iida & Richard Yamasaki: Collaborating in Space Because the sun was shining and we were promised a few hours of it we picked up our daughter who lives close to the University of Washington and the Japanese Gardens just south of the University for a little. The East Asian Library at the University of Washington has a copy of this book available in the open stacks Renowned landscape designer Juki Iida planned the Seattle Japanese Garden faithful to the principle of shinzensa, the essence of nature. The following essay is translated from Iida JЕ«ki Teien SakuhinshЕ«, (The Gardens of Juki Iida), published in 1980, three years after Iida's death. History, Japanese Garden Design Rumi Tsuchihashi FebruJapanese Garden, Juki Iida, History, tour, Garden Design.

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Follow a new series by Scholar-in-Residence, Mark Bourne, about the insights Mr. The Seattle Japanese Garden was a collaborative work that involved a number of Japanese design team members Landscape architect Juki Iida is largely credited for designing Seattle Japanese Garden in 1959. In his lifetime, Iida created over 1000 gardens in Japan and elsewhere Shizen sa, naturalness, was an important design principal for Seattle Japanese Garden lead designer Juki Iida.His student, Richard Yamasaki, followed shizen sa with great duty, influencing the Japanese garden for decades to come. An article published in the Journal of the Japanese Institute of Landscape Architects solves the challenge of translating this term, and reveals Principal, Juki Iida, Landscape Architect, Japan, c. When Juki Iida considered the challenge of building a garden overseas, he described the American counterparts he anticipated working with as gardeners. Home Juki Iida Who was Juki Iida? Working with Gardeners Overseas