Date updated: 3 November 2008
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Welcome to the Japan Cultural Profile
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Culture in Japan
OVERVIEW
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OVERVIEW:
Introduction
Built heritage
Prehistoric architecture
Kofun architecture 300-710
Religious architecture
Palace architecture
Dwellings of the ruling classes
Tea houses
Castles
Dwellings of the common folk
Storehouses
Modern architecture
Administration of built heritage
Museums
Built heritage
Himeji Castle, Hyogo ©JNTO (4)The shrines, temples, palaces, castles and other landmarks of the Japanese built heritage reflect more than two millennia of history. This section offers a historical context for their development.
Use the navigation bar on the left to read this overview or make direct contact with organisations and individuals working in this sector through our KEY CONTACTS database.
 
 
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