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Lantern

LAMP
50
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item-furn-01-1,33,50|item-furn-01-2,25,75|item-furn-01-3,28,86
Japanese stone lanterns often draw their inspiration from those used in old temples. Whatever their shapes,lanterns must look as old as possible. In your garden they will give the impression of having been here for ages.
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Stone

STONE
100
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item-furn-02-1,25,30|item-furn-02-2,20,80|item-furn-02-3,30,80
Stones are of major importance in the conceiving of a japanese garden. There are japanese writings dated 1395 which deal with stones arrangment and their symbolic and religious functions. Always arrange your stones in an odd number.
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Spring
Shishi Odoshi ((Swinging fountain)
FOUN
250
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item-furn-03-1,20,50|item-furn-03-2,25,50|item-furn-03-3,25,45
Originally it was used to repel animals (in japanese : "Deer hunting"). As a matter of fact, the bamboo rod placed on a pivot fills then empties endlessly. Its returnig to initial position goes with a sudden noise.
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Tea house
Chashitsu
HOUSE
500
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item-furn-04-1,160,130|item-furn-04-2,160,160|item-furn-04-3,160,160
During tea ceremony, in Japan, one celebrates harmony, respect, purity and peace of mind.