Autonomous Golf Cars for Public Trial of Mobility-on-Demand Service by Frazzoli, Emilio, Rus, Daniela L.

“…We detail the design of autonomous golf cars which were used in public trials in Singapore’s Chinese and Japanese Gardens, for the purpose of raising public awareness and gaining user acceptance of autonomous vehicles. …”
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APPLICATION OF 3D TREE MODELING USING POINT CLOUD DATA BY TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNER by R. Kumazaki, Y. Kunii

“…Constructing 3D models for trees such as those found in Japanese gardens, in which many species exist, requires the generation of tree shapes that combine the characteristics of the tree's species and natural diversity. …”
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3D MODELING OF COMPONENTS OF A GARDEN BY USING POINT CLOUD DATA by R. Kumazakia, Y. Kunii

“…By using point cloud data acquired through laser measurement, the aesthetic landscaping of Japanese gardens can be enhanced. This study focuses on simple landscape simulations for pruning and rearranging trees as well as rearranging rocks, lanterns, and other garden features by using point cloud data. …”
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Japan by Konstantin Lidin

“…This issue contains an article by Olga Smirnova that reviews Japanese gardens in London and San Francisco. To continue publishing  the fragments of the book by Georgi Stanishev we propose an interview with Toyo Ito, a world renowned Japanese architect and a keen philosopher. with people on the other shore a cold wind connects us. …”
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Jardin japonais en France : exotisme, adaptation, invention by Hiromi Matsugi

“…Through the history of the Japanese garden in France from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 21st century, we intend to question the evolution of the art of a foreign garden introduced in France. …”
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Les interventions japonaises au jardin Albert-Kahn dans la deuxième moitié du xxe siècle : vitrine et laboratoire de nouvelles conceptions du jardin japonais by Hiromi Matsugi

“…This article looks at two Japanese additions to the Albert-Kahn Japanese Garden in Boulogne-Billancourt during the second half of the 20th century. …”
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The Contrast between Japanese and Chinese Gardens – Taking Humble Administrator’s Garden in Suzhou and Katsura Imperial Villa in Kyoto as Examples by He Zhen

“…The study delves into historical, geographical, and cultural influences, unveiling the distinct preferences and philosophies of Chinese and Japanese garden aesthetics. Ultimately, this research extends readers’ comprehension of Chinese and Japanese garden art and culture, fostering positive cross-cultural understanding and communication between the two nations. …”
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Le jardin alpino-japonais Les Roches Fleuries, un proto-manifeste in situ du mouvement de réforme belge Le Nouveau Jardin Pittoresque ? by Ursula Wieser Benedetti

“…The Alpine-Japanese garden of Les Roches Fleuries, located in Genval in the Walloon Brabant region, is one of the most astonishing Belgian works of landscape architecture of the first half of the 20th century. …”
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The Intimate Beauty of a Japanese Courtyard / by Saruta, Hitoshi, 1971-, author, writer of introduction, architect 643266

“…As an extension of the residential space, the Japanese courtyard is unique, featuring traditional Japanese garden designs that date back centuries. This book is a collection of more than 30 residential courtyard design works by many accomplished Japanese designers, interpreted for the modern-day home. …”

Studies on environmental perception during locomotion—a review of empirical studies by the Ohno laboratory by Ryuzo Ohno

“…Experimental studies involving a Japanese garden, outdoor space at a university campus, and building exit areas generally support the model's validity and tools for environmental design.…”
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Un jardin japonais botanique et médicinal de création récente by Manon Paul-Traversaz, Serge Krivobok, Michel Sève

“…The experiment carried out at the Dominique Villars Botanical Garden demonstrates that it is possible to reconcile the codes of the Japanese garden with the didactic approach of medicinal botany. …”
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Parcs publics et paysagisme au Japon entre le milieu du xixe siècle et le début du xxe siècle by Yoko Mizuma

“…At that time the model of the Japanese garden became more diverse under Western influence. …”
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MUTATIONS IN THE TOURIST TURNING TO ACCOUNT OF THE NATURAL SCIENCE MUSEUM COMPLEX OF GALATI MUNICIPALITY by Iulian Adrian SORCARU

“…Such mutations include the annual development and enrichment of theBotanical Gardens with new objectives of interest for tourists – the Exotic plant Conservatory openedin 1992; the Rosarium in 1997; the Japanese Garden in 1999, the Ornamental Expoflora in 2001. …”
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Analyzing spatial visual characteristics in Japanese stroll gardens based on eye-tracking technology: case study of Saihō-ji Garden by Muhan Shen, Yunfei Xie, Yuri Fujii, Nobuaki Furuya

“…The Japanese garden Saihō-ji is used as a case study to evaluate the spatial-visual characteristics of sequential landscapes using eye-tracking technology. …”
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The genealogy of Yun Ling’s ressentiment in Tan Twan Eng’s The Garden of Evening Mists by Pellano, Seneca Nuñeza

“…This reading of Tan Twan Eng’s Garden of Evening Mists (2012) intends to examine the concept of Nietzschean ressentiment contained within the consciousness of the novel’s main character Yun Ling, a war survivor who directs her subdued loathing, against her Japanese former oppressors and towards a Japanese gardener who has lived in Malaysia after the war. …”
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The Sense of Verisimilitude Has Different Spatial-Temporal Characteristics from Those Producing the Sense of Presence in the Evaluation Process of Audiovisual Contents by Takayuki Kanda, Akio Honda, Hiroshi Shibata, Nobuko Asai, Wataru Teramoto, Shuichi Sakamoto, Yukio Iwaya, Jiro Gyoba, Yôiti Suzuki

“…We recently studied how the sense of verisimilitude and the sense of presence were affected by temporal asynchrony between foreground audio-visual components of a Japanese garden and suggested that the sense of verisimilitude has significantly different characteristics from the sense of presence. …”
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Effects of different nutrient solutions on the acclimatisation of in vitro Caladium plantlets using a simplified hydroponic system by Zhang, Yuan-Shan, Gu, Si-Jia, Chen, Jin-Jin, Cai, Xiao-Dong

“…Herein, tissue-cultured plantlets of ‘Red Flash’ caladium (Caladium × hortulanum Birdsey) were treated with deionised water and three nutrient solutions including Japanese garden formula (JG), South China Agriculture University formula B for leafy vegetables (SCAU-B) and Hoagland solution in a simplified hydroponic system under indoor environmental conditions. …”
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Identification of landscape elements in Malaysian garden development by Naohiro, Kashino

“…Malaysian garden might not have been developed to the equivalence of English, French, Chinese, or Japanese garden. In the literature review, the achievement of developing Malaysian garden might be determined parallel to cultural development similar with other type of gardens. …”
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'The Authentic Garden', verslag van het symposium gehouden naar aanleiding van het 400-jarig bestaan van de Leidse Hortus Botanicus by Corinne J. Sieger

“…One of these elements is the 'winding water-path' just as the island in the traditional Japanese garden, the 'Shima' symbolically housing lost unspoiled nature. …”
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Optical evaluation of the shading properties of climbing fern <em>Lygodium japonicum</em> used as thermal buffering green wall plant by A. Hara, H. Takaichi, Y. Murata, R. Sakata, Y. Hara, J. Iwase, D. Comparini, T. Suzuki, T. Kawano

“…In this paper we evaluate using Lygodium japonicum, one of the many ferns and fern allies traditionally used in Japanese gardening, as a component of thermal-buffering green walls. …”
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