For those of us who can’t travel to see them in Japan, we have some beautiful ones right here in Southern California.

If you say 'Japanese garden', what comes to mind for many people is an area filled with fine, raked gravel. It's the most iconic—and photogenic—feature of these gardens.

Japanese gardens use artificial elements, such as garden architecture and ornaments as well. These elements are seen in the bridges crossing over bodies of water, fences and gates and statuary.

“I studied Japanese culture, read books on the gardens at their temples and it drew me in,” Boteach says. “What’s important in life is serenity and the principles and values that cultivate ...

Life is good in a Japanese garden. "I could spend a whole day here," Boteach, 66, says of the seductive landscape fronting his suburban Reisterstown home. "It nourishes your soul.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – In September 2007, the ABQ Biopark opened one of its most ambitious projects the Sasebo Japanese Garden. The sprawling four-acre exhibit honors Sasebo Japan ...

ONGOING 150-acre estate includes 84 acres of forest, Japanese garden, waterfall, azaleas and a visitor center, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday with admission by reservation only, 7571 N.E ...

Noted for its minimalist style and tranquil nature, the Japanese garden is as much art as it is science. Every element -- including the tree branches -- serve a purpose. Experts share how create ...