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Contents

Development of Traditional Architecture 4
Basic Principles of Japanese Architecture 6
Pre-Buddhist Cultures 12
Reconstructed Jōmon and Yayoi Settlements 14
The Grand Shrines at Ise 18
Tomb Mounds 22
Ainu Buildings 24
Influences from Korea and China 26
Heijōkyō: An Early Capital 28
Hōryūji: The Oldest Extant Temple 30
Nara Period Temples 32
Post-Buddhist Shinto Shrines 34
Developing a Cultural Identity 36
Palaces and Mansions 40
Mountain Temples 44
Paradise Halls 48
Merging of Shinto and Buddhist Architecture 52
The Way of the Warrior 54
New Principles in Residential Architecture 56
Kinkakuji and Ginkakuji Temples 58
The Way of Tea 62
Feudal Period Temples 66
The Ichijōdani Historic Site 68
Castles and Castle Culture 72
Centralized Authority 76
Edo: The Feudal Capital 78
Takayama: An Administrative Town 80
Kanazawa: A Castle Town 82
Ogimachi: A Farm Village 84
Minka: Rural Houses 88
Kurashiki: A Rice Merchant Town 92
The Important Role of Storehouses 94
The Mausoleums at Nikkō 96
Sukiya Style Villas and Palaces 100
Theaters and Sumo Rings 104
Japan in Transition 108
Pseudo-Western and Blended Styles 110
Residential Architecture in the Traditional Style 112
Inns in the Traditional Style Temples and Shrines in the 116
Traditional Style 118
Modern Architecture 122
Glossary 127
Bibliography 128
Introduction to Japanese Architecture

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