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March/April 2009
Contents:
Cover Photo: Heian Kaikan Hotel.
Publisher's Essay: Happy Volunteer Groups.
Viewpoints: What Distinguishes the Very Best from the Rest? Essays by Kazuo Mitsuhashi, Kendall H. Brown, Tamao Goda, John Powell, J. Skuba, Richard Winchester, and Peter T. Bowyer.
Walls, Fences, and Gates: Garden Enclosures, by Asher Browne.
Japanese Garden History: Yokei-zukuri Niwa no Zu.
Japanese Garden Myths: Candle Removal.
Advanced Pruning: Radial Branches.
Tools, Tips, and Techniques: Red Pine Transplant, by John Powell.
Textiles: Ni-bushiki.
Architecture: Ceiling Height.
Interiors: Furniture Position.
Carpentry: Scribe Fitting Posts.
Letters, Q&A: Liners Verboten.
Garden Layout: Site Challenges, by Tim Gruner.
Leadership Profile: Bill Castellon.
Book Review: "Ueji, The Genius of Water and Stone"
Book Revies: "Another World Lies Beyond," The Huntington Chinese Garden.
Calendar of Events.
Sukiya Living Marketplace.
Back Cover: "Kamata no Ume Park," by Hiroshige.
