China and Japan
| # | Country | Garden | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 39. | China | The Humble Administrator's Garden, Suzhou | 16th century garden, with many pavilions, island, pools and bridges. |
| 40. | China | The Lion Grove, Suzhou | |
| 41. | China | The Imperial Summer Palace, Beijing | Complex of palaces and gardens northwest of Beijing, covering 3.5 km², looted and destroyed by the British and French in 1860. |
| 42. | Japan | Ryoan-ji Temple, Kyoto | Famous karesansui (dry landscape) rock garden. Part of the World Heritage Site. Website |
| 43. | Japan | Issidan, Ryogen-in Temple, Kyoto | Large Japanese rock garden. |
| 44. | Japan | Totekiko, Ryogen-in Temple, Kyoto | Small Japanese rock garden. |
| 45. | Japan | Urasenke Tea Garden, Kyoto | Tea room built by Sen Sōtan. Website |
| 46. | Japan | Tofuku-ji Temple Garden, Kyoto | Designed by Mirei Shigemori in the 1930s, including a moss garden and Japanese maples. Website |
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