Abstract
Sencha flourished from the middle of the Edo era, and it was in fashion from the late Edo era to the Meiji era. The influence of Sencha is seen against this background in Modern Japanese garden. The purpose of this thesis is to clarify the special feature of Gardens of Sencha, to extract the common features with Gardens of Ueji, and to consider Ideas of Sencha in Gardens of Ueji. As a result, the following things became clear. One is that the common features in Gardens of Sencha and Gardens of Ueji is the good location of a view and the stream of the clear water. Another is that the influence of Sencha is seen in the design in connection with water.
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