In the early ages, the specific characteristics of the Japanese garden have an important and different influence during historical periods. Most people think that the typical Japanese garden did not exist, because all gardens are very different from each other. It can be said that a particular style of Japanese garden did not exist because the gardens were different from each other. Japanese gardens were open to everyone and rarely. Japanese gardens were built to meet private needs and sometimes around temples to provide an environment conducive to worship. Most of the figures in Japanese gardens today are developed and influenced by Zen Buddhism. This idea was imported from China in the 13th century and was heavily influenced in Japan. Japanese garden features involve garden features increasing soul relaxation, meditation, peace and connection with nature. Japanese gardens are of different types with different characteristics. For example, Ryoan-ji Garden, Japan, contains almost no plants except lakes and seas of fine gray gravel and cl...