A serene Japanese Zen garden nestled in the front yard of a house, designed in the shape of a 1/4 circle. The garden is meticulously crafted, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The entrance to the garden begins with a curved stone pathway made of smooth, flat stepping stones leading from the main entrance into the garden. The central area of the garden features meticulously raked gravel, arranged in circular patterns emanating from a large, smooth rock positioned at the focal point of the garden. The gravel is bordered by a low wooden fence made of bamboo. A traditional stone lantern stands elegantly at the inner corner of the 1/4 circle, providing a touch of authentic Japanese design and a soft, ambient glow in the evening. Along the curved edge of the garden, several carefully pruned bonsai trees add height and texture, their branches artfully twisted to create a sense of age and tranquility. A small, shallow stone basin with gently trickling water is placed near the bonsai trees, symbolizing purity and the soothing sound of water adding to the garden's calming atmosphere. Soft, green moss covers the ground around the rocks and trees, interspersed with smooth pebbles, creating a natural, harmonious landscape. A simple wooden bench, positioned under a small, flowering cherry blossom tree at the outer edge of the garden, invites visitors to sit and meditate, offering a peaceful view of the entire Zen garden.