Chapter1. History
- Indian Buddhist origin of Japanese gardening
- Chinese influence on Japanese gardens
- Ancient Japanese gardens
- Kamakura Period Japanese gardens
- Karesansui dried up gardens
- Artificial hills and valleys
- Priests as garden designers in Japan
- Muromachi Period Japanese gardens
- Ashikaga period Japanese gardens
- Enshiu, Kobori Totomi-no-Kami, garden designer
- Fujimura Yoken and Seiho-In
- Tea garden rules of design
- Asagori Shimanosuke of Fushimi
- Yedo Castle garden
- Daimio gardens in Tokyo
- Nineteenth century Tokyo gardens
- Fukagawa garden Hotta-no-Niwa
- Prince Arisugawa garden at Urakasumi-ga-seki
- Kinkakuji Golden Pavilion in Kyoto
- Ginkakuji Silver by Soami
- Kyoto Imperial Palace Ike-no-Niwa
- Daimyo provincial palace gardens
- Niigata garden in Echigo province
- Fuzoku Gaho
- Fukiage Garden
- Shogun Iyetsugu palace garden
- Shogun's Fukiage Garden
- Kama Rikyu Imperial Garden
- Kama Rikyu by Oyamada Yosei
- Kama Rikyu garden features
- Kama Rikyu buildings
- Shiba Rikyu Garden
- Akasaka Rikyu 1
- Akasaka Rikyu 2
- Akasaka Rikyu 3
- Akasaka Rikyu 4
- Korakuen Garden Tokyo 1
- Korakuen Garden Tokyo 2
- Horai-En Garden Shitaya Tokyo 1
- Horai-En Garden Shitaya Tokyo 2
- Horai-En Garden Shitaya Tokyo 3
- Horai-En Garden Shitaya Tokyo 4
- Toyama-en Garden Tokyo 1
- Toyama-en Garden Tokyo 2
- Yokuon-en Garden, Tokyo 1
- Yokuon-en Garden, Tokyo 2
- Korakuen Garden Okayama 1
- Korakuen Garden Okayama 2
- Korakuen Garden Okayama 3
- Hongwanji Garden, Kyoto
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