20th Century Japan in 20 Buildings Kisha Supernant

20th Century Japan in 20 Buildings Kisha SupernantThere is a long history in the West of viewing Japan through the twin lenses of orientalism and exoticism. Following the Meiji Restoration of 1868 and the re opening of Japan after a long period of self imposed isolation there has been a succession of commentators who have sought to present Japan as somehow other and not susceptible to ready understanding. Too often the study of Japanese architecture has followed this pattern or has been presented as

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