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Japanese architects aimed to be more in harmony with nature and chose wood as their predominate building material. Even today most of Japan's oldest surviving buildings and most famous shrines and temples are made of wood. Japan is credited with inventing minimalist design. Unlike Western architects who have traditionally tried to make to make their buildings interesting to look at by adding unnecessary decorations and arranging modules of differing heights, Japanese architects focused on…
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Matsue Castle, entrance to Gessho temple
The House of the Rising Sun - Japanese Temple Edo period (17th-19th century) dedicated to the Mit...
Tamozawa Imperial Villa has 106 rooms that feature a fusion of Western culture from the Meiji Period and traditional Japanese architecture from the Edo Period.
A “building” journey through time ⬇️ The Edo Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum offers a journey through time, showcasing Japan’s… | Instagram
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Photos from my 2008 Grand Tour of Japan. Ken Osetroff and Mayumi Gray of Destination Management guided a 24-day tour from one end of Japan to the other. From Wakkanai, Asahikawa, Daisetsuzan National Park, Supporo and Lake Toya on Hokkaido. Through Oirase Gorge, Matsushima, Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, Lake Kawaguchi, Asma-onsen, Takayama, Kyoto, Nara and Shigaraki on Honshu. To Naruto on Shikoku. Back to Hiroshima on Honshu. Down to Kagoshima on Kyushu. Finally ending back in Tokyo.
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