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The Official Guide-book to Kyoto and the Allied Prefectures


The Official Guide-book to Kyoto and the Allied Prefectures

Author: M. Ichihara

language: en

Publisher:

Release Date: 1895


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Seeing Kyoto


Seeing Kyoto

Author: Juliet Winters Carpenter

language: en

Publisher: Kodansha International

Release Date: 2005


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Kyoto is the heart and soul of Japan, the repository and guardian of itsncient spirit. With an informative text and 150 stunning colour images, thiseautifully produced book reveals all the charm and elegance of Japan's mosteloved city. Part 1 looks at historical Kyoto; Part 2 portrays the life andulture of the city; Part 3 introduces it's immediate predecessor as capitalnd close neighbour Nara; Part 4 tackles the juxtaposition of old and new inhe Kyoto of today.

Kyoto: A Contemplative Guide


Kyoto: A Contemplative Guide

Author: Gouverneur Mosher

language: en

Publisher: Tuttle Publishing

Release Date: 2005-09-15


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This Kyoto travel guide presents the best tourists sites in Japan's spiritual and historical capital. With this guide the visitor needs no further assistance to learn all that a place has to offer. It is factual, concise, and complete. This Japan travel book is generously illustrated with photographs, maps, route plans, and building plans, as well as a selection of reproductions from old prints and picture scrolls. The sights were specifically chosen to give foreign visitors a broad understanding of Kyoto's political, religious, and cultural history. Among them are the ancient Phoenix Hall of the Byodo-in, the famous rock garden at Ryoan-ji, the mountain temples of Enryaku-ji, the lavishly decorated Nijo Castle of the Tokugawas, the Silver Pavilion and its remarkable garden, and the "all-time temple," Kiyomizu. Three appendices--a chart of Japanese art periods, a glossary and a list of useful Japanese phrases--further enhance its value.