An Authentic Sukiya Living Environment
Home of William Cook and Gwil Evans since 1975
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Welcome to Momiiji-en house and gardens
Highlighting the entry garden, the Mt. Fuji cherry greets Spring passersby and guests
Spring iris grace the teahouse kitchen entrance
Pink rhododendren blossoms welcome Spring
The Summer Karesansui garden is primarily seen from the house in true sukiya style
Summer mornings highlight the moisture in the Flat Garden after an evening's watering
This seasonal raking of the gravel sea represents a calm Summer ocean
The jeweled colors of Autumn shine in the Natural Garden
The low-angle Autumn light bathes the Karesansui serpentine stones
A late Autumn snowfall indicates Winter is near
Cold temperatures bring Winter frost and ice
Winter snow imparts a calming sense of peace to the Karesansui garden
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