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VINTAGE GARDEN

After all, the real thing is different.
There are things in the world that increase in value over time.
Vintage garden enjoys the taste of good old things and values the aging of materials. It gives viewers the supreme time.
The value is different because it is a thing that has passed a long time. Time becomes an asset, not a burden.
Don't be too ahead of the curve, don't be too protective.
We propose a garden that is only here that is in line with the present age while keeping the old-fashioned taste.
It is nothing less than a modern garden born out of respect for history and nature.

Scented flowers in spring, dazzling greenery in summer, fiery autumn leaves in autumn, and pure white snow in winter.
Japanese gardens have four seasons, and waterfalls, mountain streams, bridges, etc. have introduced a time axis into the garden. For those who visit the garden, it becomes a bridge to the future and the past.

The connection between people and stone is ancient, and stone masonry has been discovered in many of the ruins, demonstrating excellent craftsmanship. At the very least, stones may have been the foundation of Japanese culture. The stonework is truly the fruit of people's passion and tenacity.

There is a “landscape called history.” It can be said to be an emotion for a lost time, showing us history from the traces of the past. We protect and evolve history by bringing historical objects back to the present day. It is also the moment when the oldest thing becomes the newest thing.

While being based on tradition, we break free from rigid frameworks and accumulate new perspectives based on diverse values and rationality with free and open-minded ideas.

I feel happy when I discover something special that is unique to me. It may be a single flower, an object, or a shape of the earth. Our curiosity, which anticipates fresh surprises, leads us to seek mysterious shapes.

Apartment housing tends to be uniform. However, there are various personalities gathered there. Therefore, adding the essence of a “garden” to a “house” where people live will create value and foster a family.

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