chaniwa
general term for gardens attached to tea houses
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chaniwa
Summary
chaniwa is a type of garden[1].
Key Facts
- chaniwa's instance of is recorded as type of garden[2].
- chaniwa's architectural style is recorded as chashitsu[3].
- chaniwa's architectural style is recorded as shoin-zukuri[4].
- chaniwa is a type of Japanese garden[5].
- chaniwa is a type of tea garden[6].
- chaniwa is a type of front yard[7].
- chaniwa is the opposite of shoinniwa[8].
- chaniwa's country of origin is recorded as Japan[9].
- chaniwa's partially coincident with is recorded as roji[10].
- chaniwa's native label is recorded as 茶庭[11].
- chaniwa's name in kana is recorded as ちゃにわ[12].
- chaniwa's name in kana is recorded as ちやには[13].
- chaniwa's revised Hepburn romanization is recorded as chaniwa[14].
- chaniwa's connects with is recorded as machiai[15].
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Definition and Type
chaniwa's instance of is recorded as type of garden[2]. Recorded subclass of include Japanese garden[5], tea garden[6], and front yard[7]. chaniwa is the opposite of shoinniwa[8].