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- General Introduction

 * Japanese architecture


 * History
 * Muromachi period
 * Jōmon period
 * Yayoi period
 * Westernization
 * Fusuma
 * Kinkaku-ji
 * Kyoto
 * Buddhism in Japan
 * Nara, Nara
 * Japanese tea ceremony
 * Meiji Restoration
 * Shinbutsu bunri
 * Shinto
 * Buddhist temples in Japan
 * Shinto shrine
 * Kenzō Tange
 * Metabolism (architecture)
 * Ise Grand Shrine
 * Podium
 * Tō
 * Column
 * Lintel
 * Entasis
 * Eaves
 * Tokyō
 * Moya (architecture)
 * Nikkō Tōshō-gū
 * Hōryū-ji
 * Kofun period
 * Hunter-gatherer
 * Toro (archaeological site)
 * Kura (storehouse)
 * Gable
 * Hip roof
 * Korean Peninsula
 * Terracotta
 * Haniwa
 * Osaka
 * Emperor Nintoku
 * Yoshinogari site
 * Saga Prefecture
 * Kofun
 * Osaka Prefecture
 * Asuka period
 * Japanese Buddhist architecture
 * Shinto architecture
 * Nara Prefecture
 * Prince Shōtoku
 * Kairō
 * Chinese Buddhism
 * Heijō-kyō
 * Chang'an
 * Tōdai-ji
 * Daibutsu
 * Tang dynasty
 * Sui dynasty
 * Buddhahood
 * Edo period
 * Main Hall (Japanese Buddhism)
 * Kōfuku-ji
 * Shōsōin
 * Ikaruga, Nara
 * Hokki-ji
 * Yakushi-ji
 * Tōshōdai-ji
 * Emperor Kanmu
 * Nagaoka-kyō
 * Heian-kyō
 * Cryptomeria
 * Pine
 * Shinden-zukuri
 * Borrowed scenery
 * Byōdō-in
 * Amitābha
 * Raigō
 * Yamato-e
 * Kūkai
 * Shingon Buddhism
 * Vajrayana
 * Mandala
 * Cinnabar
 * Minka
 * Uji, Kyoto
 * Ujigami Shrine
 * Ichijō-ji
 * Kasai, Hyōgo
 * Hyōgo Prefecture
 * Misasa, Tottori
 * Kamakura period
 * Daibutsuyō
 * Zenshūyō
 * Kamakura shogunate
 * Genpei War
 * Taira no Shigehira
 * Taira clan
 * Shogun
 * Ashikaga shogunate
 * Lacquer
 * Gold leaf
 * Zen
 * Chashitsu
 * Shōji
 * Tatami
 * Japanese rock garden
 * Ryōan-ji
 * Jōdo-ji (Ono)
 * Ono, Hyōgo
 * Mount Kōya
 * Wakayama Prefecture
 * Sanjūsangen-dō
 * Kōzan-ji (Shimonoseki)
 * Shimonoseki
 * Shōfuku-ji (Higashimurayama)
 * Ginkaku-ji
 * Negoro-ji
 * Iwade, Wakayama
 * Tenryū-ji
 * Azuchi–Momoyama period
 * Oda Nobunaga
 * Toyotomi Hideyoshi
 * Azuchi Castle
 * Fushimi Castle
 * Ōnin War
 * Japanese castle
 * Byōbu
 * Shoin-zukuri
 * Tokonoma
 * Matsumoto Castle
 * Kumamoto Castle
 * Himeji Castle
 * Nijō Castle
 * Matsumoto, Nagano
 * Tokugawa shogunate
 * Daimyo
 * Machiya
 * Kamiyashiki of Matsudaira Tadamasa
 * Ōzone Shimoyashiki
 * Great Fire of Meireki
 * Dejima
 * India ink
 * Calcium oxide
 * Sukiya-zukuri
 * Katsura Imperial Villa
 * Shugakuin Imperial Villa
 * Sankin-kōtai
 * Matsue Castle
 * Matsue
 * Shimane Prefecture
 * Hirosaki Castle
 * Hirosaki, Aomori
 * Aomori Prefecture
 * Hikone Castle
 * Hikone, Shiga
 * Shiga Prefecture
 * Kiyomizu-dera
 * Enryaku-ji
 * Ōtsu
 * Tōshō-gū
 * Nikkō, Tochigi
 * Kōchi Castle
 * Kōchi, Kōchi
 * Kōchi Prefecture
 * Engyō-ji
 * Himeji, Hyōgo
 * Emperor Meiji
 * Nagasaki
 * Thomas Blake Glover
 * Thomas Waters
 * Japan Mint
 * Pediment
 * Portico
 * Tsukiji
 * Ginza
 * Shimbashi Station
 * Concession (territory)
 * Rokumeikan
 * Meiji period
 * Inoue Kaoru
 * Josiah Conder (architect)
 * Foreign government advisors in Meiji Japan
 * Ryōunkaku
 * Asakusa
 * Tokyo Imperial Palace
 * Kaichi School Museum
 * Giyōfū architecture
 * Quoin
 * First National Bank Building (Tokyo)
 * Tatsuno Kingo
 * Sone Tatsuzō
 * Katayama Tōkuma
 * John Ruskin
 * Bank of Japan
 * Tokyo Station
 * Second Empire architecture
 * Nara National Museum
 * Kyoto National Museum
 * Vienna Secession
 * Expressionism
 * Bauhaus
 * International Style (architecture)
 * Taishō period
 * Shōwa period
 * Frank Lloyd Wright
 * Imperial Hotel, Tokyo
 * Yodokō Guest House
 * Ōya Stone
 * Arata Endo
 * Kōshien Hotel
 * Antonin Raymond
 * Bruno Taut
 * Walter Gropius
 * Kunio Maekawa
 * Junzo Sakakura
 * Le Corbusier
 * Togo Murano
 * Rationalism (architecture)
 * Nagoya City Hall
 * Aichi Prefectural Government Office
 * Tokyo National Museum
 * Kurobe Dam
 * Meiji-mura
 * Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
 * Ketagalan Boulevard
 * Zhongzheng District
 * Presidential Office Building, Taipei
 * National Taiwan Museum
 * National Taiwan University Hospital
 * Taipei Guest House
 * Judicial Yuan
 * Mitsui
 * Qidong Street Japanese Houses
 * Korean architecture
 * Seoul Station
 * Bank of Korea
 * Manchukuo
 * Changchun
 * Museum of the Imperial Palace of the Manchu State
 * Kwantung Army
 * Tokyo
 * Osaka Prefectural Nakanoshima Library
 * National Diet Building
 * Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers
 * Douglas MacArthur
 * Constitution of Japan
 * Korean War
 * Hiroshima
 * Maebashi
 * Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
 * National Museum of Western Art
 * Sanskar Kendra
 * Takamasa Yoshizaka
 * Piloti
 * Kiyonori Kikutake
 * Kisho Kurokawa
 * Fumihiko Maki
 * Nakagin Capsule Tower
 * Shimizu Corporation
 * Kajima
 * Nikken Sekkei
 * 1964 Summer Olympics
 * Yoyogi National Gymnasium
 * Nippon Budokan
 * Komazawa Gymnasium
 * Kazuo Shinohara
 * Prairie School
 * Arata Isozaki
 * Renaissance architecture
 * James Stirling (architect)
 * Town square
 * Spiral (building)
 * Semiotics
 * Window
 * Tadao Ando
 * Critical regionalism
 * Modern architecture
 * Mount Rokkō
 * Hokkaido
 * Toyo Ito
 * Itsuko Hasegawa
 * Shin Takamatsu
 * Günther Domenig
 * Kagoshima Prefecture
 * Twenty-Six Martyrs Museum and Monument
 * Kobe Port Tower
 * Heisei period
 * Economic bubble
 * Prefectures of Japan
 * Sendai Mediatheque
 * Seville Expo '92
 * Tama Art University
 * Foreign Office Architects
 * Ōsanbashi Pier
 * Great Hanshin earthquake
 * Shigeru Ban
 * Nomadic Museum
 * Terunobu Fujimori
 * Atelier Bow-Wow
 * Sou Fujimoto
 * Primitivism
 * Kazuyo Sejima
 * Ryue Nishizawa
 * Christian Dior S.A.
 * Rolex Learning Center
 * École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
 * Serpentine Galleries
 * Church of the Light
 * Taoism
 * Futon
 * Sei Shōnagon
 * The Pillow Book
 * Yoshida Kenkō
 * Heian period
 * Bamboo
 * Sudare
 * Washi
 * Centennial Exposition


 * Architects
 * Ralph Adams Cram
 * Richard Neutra
 * SANAA


 * Location
 * Buildings
 * Architectural Elements