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| Simplified hail stone style of round-stone paving *tama-ishijiki ΚΞ~, in which a limited number of round stones *tama-ishi ΚΞ, are arranged in a rough and seemingly natural manner. While the related *ararekoboshi θΕλ΅ style is used primarily for *souan Α style gardens, ararekuzushi often is used in *shoin @ style gardens. This paving technique aims to express a feeling of artlessness and an air of desolation. | ||||||
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