Japanese architecture
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Japanese Architecture (general)
- Architecture, Art of Asia, The Minneapolis Institute of Arts http://www.artsmia.org/art-of-asia/architecture/
- Japanese Architecture http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/indepth/history/experience/a.html
- Japanese architecture (from Wikipedia) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_architecture
- Asuka (600 - 710) and Nara (645-794) Architecture Nihon no Bijutsu 196.
- Heian (794-1185) Architecture Nihon no Bijutsu 197.
- Kamakura (1185-1332) Architecture Nihon no Bijutsu 198.
- Muromachi (1392-1568) Architecture Nihon no Bijutsu 199.
- Momoyama (1568-1615) Architecture Nihon no Bijutsu 200.
- Feudal Architecture of Japan NA7451 .H481 worldcat
- Edo (1615-1867) Architecture Nihon no Bijutsu 201.
- Traditional Domestic Architecture of Japan NA7451 .I841 worldcat
- Space in Japanese Architecture Nihon no Bijutsu 244.
- Structure in Japanese Architecture Nihon no Bijutsu 245.
- Ornaments in Japanese Architecture Nihon no Bijutsu 246.
- 奈良國立博物館, 建築を表現する : 弥生時代から平安時代まで : 特別陳列, 2008.
- Book results for Japanese architecture O.S.U library / Worldcat / google
Japanese architecture during the Heian period
Japanese architecture during the Edo period
Japanese Religious Architecture
Japanese Buddhist Architecture
Shintō Architecture
Japanese Palace Architecture
- Shūgakuin Rikyū ( detached palace in Kyoto) Nihon no Bijutsu 112.
- Heijōkyū Palace Site in Nara Nihon no Bijutsu 115.
- Castles and Palaces Nihon no Bijutsu 405.
- Katsura Detached Palace in Kyoto Nihon no Bijutsu 79.
- Kyōto palace and Sentō palace Nihon no Bijutsu 99.
Japanese Castle Architecture
- Castles http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/indepth/history/experience/c.html
- Castles and Castletowns Nihon no Bijutsu 402.
- Stone Walls and Moats of Castles Nihon no Bijutsu 403.
- Castles and Keeps Nihon no Bijutsu 404.
- Castles and Palaces Nihon no Bijutsu 405.
- Castles http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/indepth/history/experience/o.html
- Castles of Japan. Takashi Toyooka http://pages.ca.inter.net/~ttoyooka/oshiro/
- Asian Historical Architecture: A Photographic Survey. Timothy Ciccone http://www.orientalarchitecture.com/
- Japanese Castles
Western Style Architecture
- Nagasaki Foreign Settlement (Nagasaki Kyoryuchi) Nihon no Bijutsu 472.
- Giyōfū Architecture
- Pseudo-Western-style (Giyōfū) Architecture Nihon no Bijutsu 446.
- The Legacy of Foreign Architects Nihon no Bijutsu 447.
- Modern Japanese Architects Nihon no Bijutsu 448.
- Grand Design in the Modern City Nihon no Bijutsu 471.
Modern Architecture
- Modern Residential Architecture Nihon no Bijutsu 449.
- Modern Japanese-style Architecture [[[Nihon no Bijutsu 450.]]
Rooftile
- Ancient roof tiles Nihon no Bijutsu 66.
- Onigawara
- Shibi
Warehouse Architecture
Archaeological Remains
- Heijōkyū Palace Site in Nara Nihon no Bijutsu 115.
- Remains of Taga Castle (Miyagi Prefecture) Nihon no Bijutsu 213.
- Remains of Ichijōdani (Fukui Prefecture) Nihon no Bijutsu 214.
- Remains of Kusado Sengen-machi (Hiroshima Prefecture) Nihon no Bijutsu 215.
- Ruins of Dazaifu (Fukuoka Prefecture) Nihon no Bijutsu 216.
- Excavated Japanese Gardens Nihon no Bijutsu 429.
- Ancient architecture, reconstructed from archaeological findings Nihon no Bijutsu 490.
Other Architecture
- Mausoleum (Reibyo) Architecture Nihon no Bijutsu 295.
- Samurai Homes Nihon no Bijutsu 296.
- Traditional Japanese houses Nihon no Bijutsu 38.
- Post Stations (Shukuba) and Inns (Honjin) Nihon no Bijutsu 285.
- The Restoration of Prehistoric and Ancient Dwellings Nihon no Bijutsu 420.
- Tokonoma and Tokokazari (A Tatami mat room with a small alcove and its decoration) Nihon no Bijutsu 152.
- Gates Nihon no Bijutsu 212.
- Bridges Nihon no Bijutsu 362.
- Architecture of the Islands Nihon no Bijutsu 406.
- Architecture of Secluded Regions in Japan Nihon no Bijutsu 417.
- Shoin architectural style Nihon no Bijutsu 75.
- Japanese Tea rooms Nihon no Bijutsu 83.
- Mitsuko Asakura, Tapestry in Architecture: Creating Human Spaces http://www.asakuraexhibition.net/english/index.html
