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| Shoi-ken is country-style tea pavillon beside the shoreline that has cut paving stones leading to it in a diagonal line. The steps in front are called so-no-tobiishi (informal stepping stones) and the tsukubai (handwashing basins) bear the signature Ukizuki. At the boat mooring, there are the sanko-toro or three-light lanterns. They are designed to represent sunlight, moonlight and startlight. They have a cover that is shaped like the paper cover for a latern. | 12/27/05 2:12 PM | Order |
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| CAMERA: Canon (Canon PowerShot S1 IS) | DATE: 12/27/05 2:12 PM | RESOLUTION: 2048 x 1536 | EXPOSURE TIME: 1/80s | APERTURE: 4.5 | FOCAL LENGTH: 5.8mm |
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