1. Tea and Dry Landscape Garden

2. OCTOBER LIGHT brings a delirium of color, illuminating wisteria and hydrangea by the teahouse,
and a Japanese maple planted by the fence at right.

3. DRIFTS OF LEAVES spill from the raised bed , carpet the garden walk, and adorn a small statue of
the Boddhisattva Jizō.

4. ROCKS IN RAKED SAND are painted with dappled light in the dry landscape garden.

5. SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS in the dry landscape change as one moves from one point of view
in the garden to another.