عنوان

What is Japanese architecture?,Nihon kenchiku no katachi.

Standard Number

2675

.Language of Text, Soundtrack etc

eng

First Statement of Responsibility

Nishi, Kazuo

Title Proper by Another Author

8391-

Title Proper

What is Japanese architecture?

Place of Publication, Distribution, etc.

New York

Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc.

Kodansha USA

Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.

2012

Specific Material Designation and Extent of Item

144 pages : illustrations, map ; 26 cm.

Text of Note

Originally published: Tokyo : New York : Kodansha International, 1985

Text of Note

Includes bibliographical references )pages 140-142( and index

Text of Note

1st US ed

Text of Note

Machine generated contents note: Horyuji Temple And Its Symbol, The Pagoda -- The Great Eighth-Century Temples -- Architecture Of The Pure Land Sect -- New Medieval Forms: The Great Buddha Style -- New Medieval Forms: The Zen Style -- Details Of The Great Buddha Style -- Details Of The Zen Style -- The Medieval Japanese Style -- The Golden And Silver Pavilions -- Medieval Construction Methods -- Temple Architecture In The Early Modern Period -- Buddhist Architecture: Structure And Detail -- Shinto Shrines -- Common Shrine Styles -- The Yomeimon Gate: Nikko Toshogu Shrine -- Japanese Baroque -- The Neighborhood Shrine -- The World Of The Craftsmen -- Construction Techniques Of The Edo Period -- Houses Of The Jomon And Yayoi Periods -- Reconstructing Yayoi And Tumulus-Period Dwellings -- The Ancient Capitals -- The Heijo And Heian Capitals -- Heijo: First Of The Great Capitals -- Residences Of The Nara Period -- The Heian Capital -- The Shinden Style -- Daily Life In A Shinden Mansion -- Commoners' Dwellings -- Residences Of The Samurai -- A Formal Audience In A Warrior Residence -- The Shoin Style: Early Modern Residential Architecture -- The Design System Of The Shoin -- Katsura Detached Palace And The Sukiya Style -- Sukiya-Style Decor -- Minka: Dwellings Of The Common People -- Minka Diversity -- Provincial Towns In The Edo Period -- Japan's Premodern Cities -- The Edo Metropolis -- Schools In The Edo Period -- Himeji: The Grandest Of The Surviving Castles -- The Historical Development Of Castles -- Castles In Wartime -- Castle Defense -- The Twelve Surviving Donjons -- Castle Towns -- Castle Palaces -- The Architecture Of The Tea Ceremony -- Designing The Teahouse -- Soan Teahouses -- The Tea Garden -- Staging The No Drama -- The Structure Of The No Stage -- The Architecture Of The Kabuki Theater -- Improvements In Kabuki Theater Design -- The Architecture Of The Pleasure Quarters -- Design In The Pleasure Quarters -- Gracious Pastimes At A Sukiya Complex -- Entertainment Fit For An Emperor

General Material Designation

Nihon kenchiku no katachi.

Entry Element

History ، Architecture - Japan - To 8681

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Entry Element

Kazuo Nishi and Kazuo Hozumi ; translated, adapted, and with an introduction by H. Mack Horton

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