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Today Japanese culture comprises history, influence, and knowledge. ... Today Japanese gardens in America exemplify how the transition of culture can vary that tradition. This change, in the American-Japanese garden, stems primarily from the collaboration of all Japanese gardening elements, designs, and styles. ... Together they created an eclectic Japanese garden, at Guiberson’s Bel-Air estate, as a memorial for his mother1. Sakurai from Tokyo and Nakamura from Kyoto, they both understood the tradition of the Japanese garden.
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