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Roof types 20
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14.
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Entrance porch—Kangaku-in 21
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15.
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Tokonoma—Konchi-in 22
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16.
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Arrangement of shelves—Emman-in 22
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17.
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Window-and-shelf alcove—Emman-in 23
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18.
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Decorative doors—Emman-in 23
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19.
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Sliding doors—Hojo of Nanzen-ji 24
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20.
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Two types of shoji—Hojo of Nanzen-ji 24
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21.
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Nail or bolt cover—Kangaku-in 25
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22.
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Finger grip for sliding door—Emman-in 25
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23.
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Carved wooden transom—Nijo Castle 25
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24.
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Cedar doors—Emman-in 26
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25.
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Door between porch sections—Emman-in 26
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26.
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Sliding shutter doors—Nijo Castle 27
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27.
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Shutters—Hojo of Nanzen-ji 28
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28.
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Railings—Sambo-in 29
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29.
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Upper and lower porches—Hojo of Nanzen-ji 29
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30.
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Covered outside waiting bench—Zangetsu-tei 35
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31.
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Stone lantern and cleansing basin—Shoko-ken 35
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32.
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Path with steppingstones—Shoko-ken 36
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33.
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Sword rack—Shoko-ken 37
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34.
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Low entrance—Shoko-ken 37
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35.
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Entrance to large teahouse—Zangetsu-tei 38
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36.
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Teahouse window—Shoko-ken 39
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37.
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Unframed latticework window—Fushin-an 39
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38.
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Pillar and wall with open lower section—Shoko-ken 40
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39.
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Shelves—Shoko-ken 40
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40.
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Room for preparing tea—Shoko-ken 41
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41.
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Sunken brazier for heating teakettle—Shoko-ken 41
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42.
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Detail of painting by Kano Motonobu—Hojo of Nanzen-ji 46
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43.
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Painting on sliding doors—Nijo Castle 46
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44.
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Paintings by Kano Tanyu—Hojo of Nanzen-ji 47
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45.
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Detail of metalwork and paintings—Nijo Castle 47
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PART TWO: Representative Examples
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46.
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Azuchi Castle 55
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47-54.
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Osaka Castle 59-62
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55-166.
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Fushimi Castle 67-138
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57-59. The Gate of the Sambo-in at Daigo 72-73
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60-63. The Gate at Nijo Castle 74-75
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64-67. The Gate at Toyotomi Jinja 76-77
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68-75. The Gate at Nishi Hongan-ji 78-81
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76-79. The Gate at Goko no Miya 82-83
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80-83. The Gate at Kodai-ji 84-85
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84-112. The Shoin Buildings at Nishi Hongan-ji 86-107
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113-35. The Tozamurai, Shikidai, and Ohiroma at Nijo Castle 108-21
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136-47. The Kyakuden of the Konchi-in at Nanzen-ji 124-28
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148-57. The Karakasa-tei and Shigure-tei at Kodai-ji 129-33
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158-66. The Shunso-ro at Sankei-en 135-38
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167-76.
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Nijo Castle 140-44
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177-79.
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Nagoya Castle 146-47
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180-96.
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Imperial Palaces 150-57
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180-82. The Gate at Daitoku-ji 150-51
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183-96. The Hojo at Nanzen-ji 152-57
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197-233.
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Jurakudai 159-85
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198-201. The Gate at Daitoku-ji 162-63
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202-19. The Hiun-kaku, Okujaku-tei, and Kokakudai of the Nishi Hongan-ji 164-74
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220-25. The Chinryu-tei at the Sambo-in 177-79
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226-33. The Fushin-an at Omote-Senke 180-85
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234-63.
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Independent Structures 187-203
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234-43. The Omote-shoin at the Sambo-in 187-91
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244-52. The Toyobo at Kennin-ji 193-96
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253-58. The Tai-an at the Myoki-an 197-200
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259-63. The Ryoko-in at Daitoku-ji 201-3
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264-68.
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Other Forms 209-11
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264-67. Temples and Shrines 209-10
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268. Sanjo Bridge 211
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Foreword
THE MOMOYAMA period of Japanese
