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語源

Borrowed from Japanese 流木(りゅうぼく) (ryūboku, “driftwood”).

名詞

Ryoboku (countable and uncountable)

1. (uncountable) A Japanese style of aquarium aquascaping that focuses on wood being the main hardscape material; (countable) an aquascape in this style.

   Coordinate term: Iwagumi

   • 2019 October 23, Btanders, “UNS 90B (12 gal long) Ryoboku, first time doing CO2, ideas welcome”, in plantedtank.net‎, archived from the original on 2025-05-03:

     I've been drooling over the ryoboku look and my goal was to have roots running through stones like you might see at the waters edge.

   • 2024 February 12, “Hiep Hong | Nature Style”, in 2hraquarist.com‎, archived from the original on 2025-05-03:

     This is an good example of a Ryoboku - an aquascaping style that makes use of wood pieces composed with bunched plants for volume.

   • 2023 October, AQUASCAPING AND WATERSCAPES AS AN UNDERWATER LANDSCAPE ART‎, page 13:

     In the ryoboku style, Taxiphyllum barbieri or Java moss (Fig. 10) is preferred to cover woods and tree roots.

参照

• Aquascaping § Ryoboku on Wikipedia.Wikipedia