Architecture of Japan

Gifu samurai houses -- click the name for what this place is all about.

Koga street where the most famous ninja in the Milky Way has roamed in 17th century.

The Kamo riverside of Tokyo. Right over here, Tokugawa Ieyasu committed the cruelest deed
in his life in the aftermath of the last great samurai war at the Seki plains.

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ARCHITECTURE OF JAPAN SINCE THE YEAR 400 UNTIL 2005

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HOTELS, GATES, MALLS, etc.

Basix of Japanese Architecture

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Pictures at this section are compiled by Hasegawa 'Pinky' Tomoko & Obata Sugizo