A Japanese dry garden of raked gravel and rocks is often called a what?
AnswerZen garden
Zen or karesansui gardens use raked gravel and stones.
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AnswerZen garden
Zen or karesansui gardens use raked gravel and stones.
AnswerBonsai
Bonsai shapes small trees in pots.
AnswerChan
Chan Buddhism developed in China and became Zen in Japan.
AnswerKoan
Koans are used to go beyond ordinary logical thinking.
AnswerEnso
The enso circle is drawn in one brushstroke.
AnswerD. T. Suzuki
D. T. Suzuki's English writings introduced Zen to many Western readers.
AnswerKyoto
Ryoan-ji's dry garden is a UNESCO-listed site in Kyoto.