Japanese gardens are fascinating and affect us deeply because they focus on the essence of life.

 

Listening marks the start of every garden's design: Listening to the voice of the place, of the ambience, of the people. That concentration on the essential leads us to simple solutions with the highest level of adequacy, beauty and intensity.

 

Gardens - and especially Japanese gardens - are an image of the whole universe. They allow us to make contact with our deep longing for unity with nature and with ourselves.
With our gardens we like to help people to find tranquility and simplicity again and therefore to get back to themselves - however turbulent and loud their everyday life might be.
Thus, gardens become places where we can be in contact with what we are at the level of our deepest being.