What is another word for Japanese garden?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˌapənˈiːz ɡˈɑːdən] (IPA) 
The phrase "Japanese garden" can be described using a variety of similar terms, each emphasizing unique aspects of these beautiful and peaceful spaces. For example, a "Zen garden" highlights the meditative and calming qualities of Japanese gardens, while a "Karesansui garden" specifies a dry landscape garden that emphasizes stones and sand over plants. A "Teien garden" focuses on the use of water and a central pond or stream. A "Tsukiyama garden" emphasizes the use of hills and artificial mountains to create a sense of naturalism. Other descriptive terms include "shakkei garden" (which incorporates the surrounding landscape into the design), "stroll garden" (which encourages visitors to explore and take in the scenery), and "tea garden" (which centers around a traditional tea house and ceremony).
