B
Babies (society)
Baelz, Erwin (history)
Bag Lady (society)
Bamboo (nature)
Bamboo Aesthetic (bamboo)
Bamboo Building Material (bamboo)
Bamboo Cutting Ceremony (festival)
Bamboo Decoration (bamboo)
Bamboo Flute (tradional instruments)
Bamboo Forest (bamboo)
Bamboo Pavilion / EXPO 2007 (bamboo)
Bamboo Shoots / Sprouts (bamboo)
Bamboo Types (bamboo)
Ban Shigeru (architect)
Bandô - prisoner-of-war camp (history)
Bank Bill (finances)
Bank Counter (banking house)
Bank Note (finances)
Bank of Japan (banking house)
Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi (banking house)
Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ (banking house)
Bank of Yokohama (banking house)
Bank of Yokohama, old (contemporary architecture)
Banking Houses
Banryû Shônin (Matsumoto)
Baseball (sports)
Bashô, Matsuo = Matsu Bashô (poet)
Bath House (custom & tradition)
Bath, Private (custom & tradition)
Bath, Public (custom & tradition)
Bathroom / Toilet (custom & tradition)
Bathtub (custom & tradition)
Battle of Dannoura (history)
Battle of Sekigahara (history)
Battledore Market (Tôkyô festival)
Beach (leisure)
Beam (modern architecture)
Beckham, David (advertising)
Beckham, Victoria (advertising)
Beef (supermarket)
Beer (food)
Beggars´Procession (festival)
Bellini, Mario (architect)
Beppu (city)
Berliner Volksbank (modern architecture)
Berrick Hall (contemporary architecture)
Bic Camera (consumption)
Bicycle (traffic)
Big Egg (modern architecture)
Big Sight, Tôkyô (modern architecture)
Big Swan Stadium Niigata (modern architecture)
biwa = 4-strings lute
Biwa, Lake (landscape)
Biki wako Ôtsukan (contemporary architecture)
Biwa-no-ta(waterfall)
Bliah, Richard (architect)
Block of Flats (living)
B-Lock Kitayama (modern architecture)
Bluff (Yokohama)
Bodies of Water (nature)
Boeckmann, Wilhelm (architect)
Bofill, Ricardo (architect)
Boissonade Tower (university)
Bon (festival)
Bonsai (art)
Bootblack (work)
Botta, Mario (architect)
Boutique (consumption)
Boutique, International (consumption)
Brad Pitt (advertising)
Brain Surgeon (work)
Brass Band (senior high-school students)
Bride & Groom (wedding)
Bridge, Aqua Line (architecture)
Bridge, Arch (architecture)
Bridge, Brocade Sash (architecture)
Bridge, Holy (architecture)
Bridge, Inland Sea (architecture)
Bridge, Rainbow (architecture)
Bridge, Spectacles (architecture)
Bridge, Stone (architecture)
Bridge, Straits (architecture)
Bridge, Suspension (architecture)
Bridge, Wooden (architecture)
Bridge, Vine (architecture)
Bridge, Yodoyabashi (contemporary architecture)
Bridgens, R.P. (architect)
Bridges (architecture)
Bridgestone (company)
Broadcasting Center TV Asahi (modern architecture)
Brocade Carp (tradition)
Brocade Sash Bridge (architecture)
Brunton, Richard Henry (1841-1901)
Buddha (iconography)
Buddha Amida (iconography)
Buddha Dainichi (iconography)
Buddha, Great (Nara)
Buddha, Great (Kamakura)
Buddha, Stone (Usuki)
Bugaku (court dance)
Building Industry
Building Site (building industry)
Building Worker (building industry)
Bullet Train (traffic)
Bunkamura (modern architecture)
Bunkyô Civic Center (modern architecture)
Bunraku (puppet theater)
Bunraku National Theatre (modern architecture)
Burial Customs (customs & traditions)
Bus (traffic)
bushi = samurai
buttô = pagoda
B.Y. House (modern architecture)
Byôdô-in (temple)
Byôdo-in Museum / Hôshôkan (modern architecture)

C
Cab = Taxi (traffic)
Café (food)
Call Boy = male hostess
Calligraphy (art)
Callison Design (modern architecture)
Canal City Hakata (modern architecture)
Canon (company)
Canon S Tower (modern architecture)
Capsule Tower (modern architecture)
Car (traffic)
Car Accident (traffic)
Car Ferry (traffic)
Car Blessing (traffic)
Car Loading (transport)
Car Park (traffic)
Car Sale (traffic)
Car Transporter (transport)
Cardboard Collector (work)
Cardboard Box, Living in a (living)
Cargo Ship (transport)
Carmel (modern architecture)
Carneval (Duesseldorf)
Carp = koi
Carp Castle / Hiroshima (castle)
Carp Streamer (annual customs)
Cartier Aoyama Building (modern architecture)
Cartier Ginza Building (modern architecture)
Carton Collector (work)
Casai Hideki (architect)
Castle (architecture)
Cat (iconography)
Cat (pet)
Catering (leisure)
Cats Eyes (architecture)
Catherine Deneuve (advertising)
Cave Akiyoshi-dô (Hagi)
CDI = Creative Designers International (architect)
Cellular Phone (telecommunication)
Cement Factory (transport)
Cement Mixer Transporter (transport)
Cemetery (traditions)
Centennial Hall, Friends School (modern architecture)
Centennial Hall, TIT (modern architecture)
Centrair Airport (traffic)
Central Japan International Airport = Centrair
Central Public Hall (contemporary architecture)
Central Station Kôichi (modern architecture)
Central Station Kyôto (modern architecture)
Central Station Nagoya (modern architecture)
Central Station Tôkyô (contemporary architecture)
Centro Città Commercial Area (modern architecture)
Century Tower (modern architecture)
Cerulean Tower (modern architecture)
chadô = way of tea
Chanel Ginza Bldg. (modern architecture)
chanoyu = tea ceremony
Chemetov, Paul (architect)
Cherry Blossom Dance (dance)
Cherry Blossoms (season)
Child doll = osana-ningyô
Children (society)
Children's Castle (modern architecture)
Children's Forest (modern architecture)
Chinatown (Kôbe)
Chinatown (Yokohama)
Chipperfield, David (architect)
chitei = stroll garden
Chitose Airport (traffic)
chôchin = paper lantern
Chôkaso (modern architecture)
chôkoku = art of carving
Chôrakukan (contemporary architekture)
Chôshô-ji (temple)
Christian Dior Ginza Bldg. (modern architecture)
Christian Dior Omotesandô Bldg. (modern architecture)
Christian Martyrs Monument (Nagasaki)
Christianity in Japan (history)
Chrystal Tower (modern architecture)
Chûbu-kokusai-kûkô = Centrair
Chûjô Seiichirô (architect)
Chûkyô University (education)
Chuô Mitsui Trust & Banking (banking house)
Chuô-ôhashi (bridge)
Churches in Japan:
   Hiroshima - World Peace Memorial Church
   Kamakura - Kamakura Church
   Kyôto - Holly Annunciation Cathedral
   Kyôto - Nihon Christ Kyôdan Gokomachi
   Kyôto - St. Agnes Church
   Nagasaki - St. Philip Church
   Nagasaki - Urakami Church
   Tôkyô - Church of Christ
   Tôkyô - Oncho Reformed Church in Japan
   Tôkyô - Meiji-Gakuin, Chapel of
   Tôkyô - Nikolai Cathedral
   Tôkyô - Seigakuin Girls`School, Chapel of
   Tôkyô - St. Andrew's Church
   Tôkyô - St. Anselm's Priory
   Tôkyô - St. Mary´s Cathedral
   Tôkyô - Takanawa Catholic Church
   Tsuwano - Catholic Church
   Toyohashi - Haristos Orthodox Church
   Yokohama - Christ Church
   Yokohama - Church of the Sacred Heart
   Yokohama - Kaigan Church
   Yokohama - Shiro Church
Chûson-jî (temple)
Chûzenji Lake (Nikkô)
Ciel Rouge Creation (architect)
Circle K (convenience store)
Cities, Portraits of
City Bus (traffic)
City Hall Kurashiki (modern architecture)
City Hall Kyôto (contemporary architecture)
City Hall Nagoya (contemporary architecture)
City Hall Ôsaka (modern architecture)
City Hall Nakanoshima (contemporary architecture)
City Hall Tôkyô (modern architecture)
City Hall Toyota (modern architecture)
City Hall Yokohama (contemporary architecture)
Civil Engineering (construction)
Clark, William (university)
Cleaning Jobs (work)
Clogs, Japanese wooden (clothes)
Clothes Shop (consumption)
Clouds (nature)
Coach (traffic)
Cocue (modern architecture)
Codan Shinonome 1 (modern architecture)
Codan Shinonome 2 (modern architecture)
Coelacanth Architects (architect)
Coffee (food)
Comme des Garcons (modern architecture)
Commuter Train (traffic)
Conder, Josiah (architect)
Condom Shop (consumption)
Conservatory (architecture)
Construction Industry
Construction Site (building industry)
Construction Worker (building industry)
Consumption (society)
Container Terminal (transport)
Container Transporter (transportation)
Contemporary Architecture (architecture)
Convenience Store (consumption)
Convention Center "Big Sight" (modern architecture)
Cormoran Fishing (Gifu)
Coucher, John Franklin (university)
Courier Service (transport)
Court Bldg., Supreme (modern architecture)
Craft Center Kyôto (modern architecture)
Cranes Factory (modern architecture)
Creative Designers International = CDI (architect)
Creative Space Akarenga (modern architecture)
Crow`s Castle (Okayama)
Crown Plaza Hotel Metropolitan (Tôkyô)
Cubes (modern architecture)
Currency = Yen
Customs & Traditions

D
dagakki = percussion instrument
Daiba (Tôkyô)
daibutsu = great image of Buddha
  daibutsu (Gifu)
  daibutsu (Kamakura)
  daibutsu (Nagoya)
  daibutsu (Nara)
Daien-ji (temple)
Daigo-ji (temple)
Daiichi-ginkô, former (contemporary architecture)
Daiichi Hotel Tôkyô (modern architecture)
Daiichi-kangyô (contemporary architecture)
Daiichi Kôbô Associates (architect)
Daikanyama (Tôkyô)
Daily Yamazaki (convenience store)
Daimaru Department Store (contemporary architecture)
dainichi nyorai = Dainichi Buddha
Daisen-in (garden)
Daisen-Oki National Park (landscape)
Dai-Tôkyô Fire & Marine Insurance (modern architecture)
Daitôku-ji (temple)
Daiwa Bank, former (banking house)
Daiya-gawa (river)
Dances (performing art)
Dannoura, Battle of (history)
Daruma (new year)
Daruma-dera (garden)
Daruma-dera (temple)
Daruma Doll (lucky charme)
Date Masamune (feudal lord)
Day Labourer (work)
De Beers Ginza (modern architecture)
De Lalande, George (architect)
De Portzamparc, Christian (architect)
Demon (customs)
Deneuve, Catherine (advertising)
Dental Clinic Asano (modern architecture)
Dental Clinic Nishina (modern architecture)
Dentist (work)
Denton Corker Marshall (architect)
Dentsu (company)
Dentsu Building in Ôsaka (modern architecture)
Dentsu Building in Shiodome (modern architecture)
Dentsu Building in Tsukiji (modern architecture)
Department Store (consumption)
Department Stores in Japan:
   Mito - Marui Department Store
   Ôsaka - Daimaru Department Store
   Ôsaka - Sôgo Department Store
   Tachikawa - Isetan Department Store
   Tôkyô - Hankyû & Seibu Department Store
   Tôkyô - Mitsukoshi Department Store
   Tôkyô - Wako Department Store
Department Stores in Tôkyô (Tôkyô)
Deva King (iconography)
Devil (customs)
D-Hotel Ôsaka (modern architecture)
Dior Ginza Building (modern architecture)
Dior Omotesandô Building (modern architecture)
DN Building 21 (contemporary architecture)
Docks (transport)
Doctor (work)
Dog (pet)
Dôgo-onsen (Matsuyama)
Doorman, Hotel (work)
Doll (arts & crafts)
Doll, Ichimatsu (arts & crafts)
Doll, Boy´s Day (arts & crafts)
Doll, Imperial Palace (arts & crafts)
Doll, Kimono (arts & crafts)
Doll, Children`s Customs (arts & crafts)
Doll, Child (arts & crafts)
Doll, Kokeshi (arts & crafts)
Doll, Girl´s Festival (arts & crafts)
Doll, Nô (arts & crafts)
Doll, Oyama (arts & crafts)
Doll, Paper (arts & crafts)
Doll, Samurai (arts & crafts)
Doll Museum Yokohama (modern architecture)
Doll´s Festival (annual festival)
Domestic Animals (traditions)
Doric (modern architecture)
Dôshisha-daigaku (university)
Dôshisha University (education)
Dôshisha University Chapel (contemporary architecture)
Dôshisha University Clark Memorial Hall (architecture)
Dôshisha University Haris Science Hall (architecture)
Dôshisha University Shôeikan (contemporary architecture)
Dôshisha University Yûshûkan (contemporary architecture)
Double Pipe Flute (traditional instruments)
Doutor Coffee (food)
Dragon (iconography)
Dragon Flute (traditional instruments)
Dragon Well (iconography)
Drugstore (consumption)
Drum (instrument)
Dry-Landscape Garden (architecture)
Duesseldorf, Japanese in
Dummy (department store)
Dunes of Nakatajima (landscape)
Dunes of Tottori (landscape)
Dustman (work)

E
Earthtecture Sub 1 (modern architecture)
Ebihara Ichirô (architect)
Ebisu (Tôkyô)
Ebisu Garden Place (Tôkyô)
Ebisu Garden Place Tower (modern architecture)
Ebisu-jinja (shrine)
Echizen-Ôno (city)
Echizen-Ôno-jô (castle)
Economy
Economy, Ministry of (politics)
Edo-gawa (river)
Edoken Office Building (modern architecture)
Edo Period (history)
Edo-Tôkyô Museum (modern architecture)
Education
Egg of Wind (modern architecture)
Eihei-ji (temple)
Eitai-hashi (bridge)
Ehrisman Residence Yokohama (contemp. architecture)
Eisenman, Peter (architect)
Elder People (society)
Election Campaign (politics)
Electric Town = Akihabara (Tôkyô)
Electrical Shop (consumption)
Elementary School Students (education)
ema = votive picture
Embassy Australia (Tôkyô)
Embassy Canada (Tôkyô)
Embassy Egypt (Tôkyô)
Embassy Spain (Tôkyô)
Embassy United States (Tôkyô)
Emperor (history)
Emperor Akihito (history)
Emporer Antoku (history)
Emperor Meiji (history)
Emporer Mutsuhito = Emperor Meiji
Emperor Sutoku (Kotohira City)
Empress Michiko (history)
Employee (work)
Ende, Hermann (architect)
Endô Arata (architect)
Endô Ôto (architect)
Endô Shûhei (architect)
Energy Production (technology)
Engaku-ji (temple)
Enoshima Island (landscape)
Entertainments District (leisure)
Enryaku-ji (temple)
Ethnology, National Museum of (modern architecture)
Eto, Leonard (music)
Eumeria (modern architecture)
EXPO 70 Commemoration Park / Rest house (architecture)
EXPO 2000 in Germany / Japanese Pavilion (architecture)
EXPO 2005 in Japan (exhibition)
Expressway (Tôkyô)
Expressway (traffic)

F
Face House (modern architecture)
Family (society)
Family Mart (convenience store)
Fan (paper art)
Farmer, Rice (work)
Farmhouses (landscapes)
Fashion Community 109 (modern architecture)
Fast Train (traffic)
Fastfood (food)
F-Building in Aoyama (modern architecture)
Federer, Roger (advertising)
Ferris University (contemporary architecture)
Ferris Wheel (leisure)
Ferry Boat (traffic)
Ferry Terminal Nagasaki (modern architecture)
Ferry Terminal Yokohama (modern architecture)
Fertility, Festival for (festivals & rites)
Festival of the Ages (festivals & rites)
Festivals & Rites
Filling Station (traffic)
Finance
Finance Ministry (politics)
Findlay, Kathryn (architect)
Fire Brigade (work)
Fire Festival (festival)
Fire Works (festival)
First Hills Iidabashi (modern architecture)
Fishmarket (consumption)
Fishmarket Tsukiji (Tôkyô)
Fisher, Frederik (architect)
Fisherman / Fishing (work)
Fishing, Cormorant (Gifu)
Flag, National of Japan (Japan Images)
Flea Market (consumption)
Flower Arrangement (traditional art)
Flower-Viewing Party (season)
Flute, Bamboo (traditional instruments)
Flute, Double Pipe (traditional instruments)
Flute, Dragon (traditional instrument)
Flute, Transvers (traditional instrument)
Food Transporter (transportation)
Foreign Countries, Japanese in
Foreign Ministry (politics)
Foreign Settlement "Bluff" (Yokohama City)
Foreign Settlement "Kitano Ijin-kan" (Kôbe City)
Foreigners´Cemetery (Yokohama City)
Forest (nature)
Forest of Fog (modern architecture)
Forestry (nature)
Fortune Teller (work)
Foster, Jody (advertising)
Foster, Norman (architect)
Fox (iconography)
Francisco de Xavier (history)
Franco-Japonais Institute (modern architecture)
Free Time (leisure)
Friends School (modern architecture)
Friends School Centennial Hall (modern architecture)
Frighter (transport)
From First Building (modern architecture)
Fruits (food)
fugu = globefish
Fuji Building 40 (modern architecture)
Fuji Film (company)
Fuji, Mount (landscape)
Fuji, Mount - aesthetic views (landscape)
Fuji, Mount - climbing up (landscape)
Fuji, Mount - climbing down (landscape)
Fuji, Mount - volcanic crater (landscape)
Fuji-musume (kabuki)
Fuji-san (mountain)
Fuji-Sankei Building (modern architecture)
Fuji TV (publishing house)
Fûjin (iconography)
Fujiya Building Yokohama (modern architecture)
Fujiyama = Fuji-san (landscape)
Fukuda Shigeyoshi (architect)
Fukuda Tokuzô (university)
Fukui (city)
Fukuoka (city)
Fukuoka Bank, HQ (modern architecture)
Fukuoka City Bank (modern architecture)
Fukuoka City Akarenga Culture Center (architecture)
Fukuoka Tower (modern architecture)
Fukuyama-jô (castle)
Fumita Akihito (architect)
Funakoshi Tôru (architect)
Furano (city)
furo = private bath
fûryoku = wind power
Fushimi-inari-jinja (shrine)
Futami-ga-ura (landscape)
Futa-omote-dôjôji (kabuki)

G
GA Gallery (modern architecture)
Gagaku (performing arts)
gaka = painting
Gakugei Shuppansha (modern architecture)
gaikokujin bochi = foreigners´cemetery
Gambling (leisure)
Game (custom & tradition)
Game Center (gambling)
Gangô-ji (temple)
Garbage Disposal (work)
Garbage Man (work)
Garden (architecture)
Garden of Fine Arts (modern architecture)
Gardener (work)
Gardiner, James Mc Donald (architect)
Gas Station (traffic)
Gas Station Attendant (traffic)
Gate City Ôsaki (modern architecture)
Gate Tower Building (modern architecture)
GCA Ono Building (modern architecture)
Geibun-kan (modern architecture)
Geihin-kan (contemporary architecture)
Geisha / Geiko (Kyôto)
gengakki = plucked instrument
German Advertising Media
German Companies in Japan
German Products in Japan
geta = Japanese wooden clogs
Gifu (city)
Gifu City Library (modern architecture)
Gigaku (performing arts)
Ginkaku-ji (dry landscape garden)
Ginkaku-ji (stroll garden)
Ginkaku-ji (temple)
Ginza (Tôkyô)
Gion (Kyôto)
Gion-matsuri (festival)
Girl´s festival = hina-matsuri
Girl´s festival doll = hina-ningyô
GKK - Gendai Keikaku Architects (architect)
Globefish (food)
Go (custom & tradition)
Goethe Institut Kyôto (modern architecture)
Gogatsu-ningyô (doll)
Gokoku-ji (temple)
Gokoku-jinja (shrine)
Golden Pavillon (temple)
Golden Pavillon (garden)
Golf (sports)
Gongoro-matsuri (festival)
Goryô-kaku (castle)
Gosho = Imperial Palace (Kyôto)
Gosho-ningyô (doll)
Gotenshita Memorial Arena (modern architecture)
Government Office District (Tôkyô)
Gran Tokyo North Tower (modern architecture)
Grand InterContinental Hotel Yokohama (mod. architecture)
Grand Prince Hotel Akasaka (modern architecture)
Granit, Michael (architect)
Granpark Heights (modern architecture)
Granpark Tower (modern architecture)
Granship Convention Art Center (modern architecture)
Grave (cemetery)
Grave, Company's (custom & tradition)
Graves, Michael (architect)
Gravestone (cemetery)
Great Buddha (Gifu)
Great Buddha (Nagoya)
Great Buddha (Nara)
Great Buddha (Kamakura)
Green, Daniel C. (architect)
Guardian Deity (iconography)
Gueydan, Henry (architect)
gunjin kaikan = soldiers`s hall

H
Hadaka-matsuri (festival)
Hagi (city)
Hagi-jô (castle)
Hagoita-ichi (Tôkyô festival)
haka = grave / tomb
Hakata (city)
Hakata-ningyô (doll)
Hakodate (city)
Hakone (city)
Hakone Hotel (modern architecture)
Hakone-jinja (shrine)
Hakone National Park (landscape)
Hamamatsu (city)
Hamarikyû-onshiteien (stroll garden)
Hamilton Place, Issey Miyake (modern architecture)
Hamlet (modern architecture)
hanabi = fire works
Hanae Mori Aoyama Building (modern architecture)
hanafuda = flower cards
hanami = flower viewing
hanashôbu = iris flower
Haneda Airport (traffic)
Haneda Airport / Terminal 2 (modern architecture)
Hankyû Building (contemporary architecture)
Hankyû & Seibu Department Store (modern architecture)
Hansell, Alexander N. (architect)
Happô-en (stroll garden)
Hara Hiroshi (architect)
Harajuku (Tôkyô)
Harajuku Kindergarten (modern architecture)
Harajuku - visual schock
Harbour (transport)
Haristos Orthodox Church Kyoto (church)
Haristos Orthodox Church Toyohashi (church)
Harris, Townsend (history)
Harumi Island Triton Square (modern architecture)
Harumi Terminal (modern architecture)
Hasebe Eikichi (architect)
Hase-dera (temple)
Hasegawa Itsuko (architect)
hatsumôde = first shrine visit in the new year
Hayakawa Kunihiko (architect)
Hayashi Gôzô (architect)
Hayashi Shôji (architect)
Head Post Offic Tôkyô (contemporary architecture)
Health Ministry (politics)
Hearn, Lafcadio (author)
Heavy Industry (economy)
Heian-jingû (shrine)
Heian-jingû (contemporary architecture)
Heian-jôgakuin (contemporary architecture)
Heian Period (history)
Heijô-kyô palace (Nara)
Heisei Period (history)
Hermes Ginza (modern architecture)
Herzog & de Meuron (architect)
Heusken, Henry / grave of (Tôkyô)
hhstyle.com (modern architecture)
hhstyle.com / casa (modern architecture)
Hibiya (Tôkyô)
Hibiya Central Building (modern architecture)
Hibiya Park (Tôkyô)
Hibiya Kôkaidô (contemporary architecture)
Hibiya Kokusai Building (modern architecture)
Hibiya Public Hall (contemporary architecture)
hichiriki = double pipe flute
Hidaka Yutaka (architect)
Hida-no-sato (Takayama)
Hideyoshi = Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Hie-jinja (Hiyoshi-taisha (shrine)
Hiei-zan (mountain)
Higashi-hongan-ji (temple)
High-Rise Buildings (construction industry)
High-Rise Buildings (Tôkyô)
High School Students (education)
High-Speed Train (traffic)
Highway Bus (traffic)
Hiko-Mizuno Jewelry College (modern architecture)
Hikone (city)
Hikone-jô (castle)
Hillside House (modern architecture)
Hillside Terrace (modern architecture)
Hillside West (modern architecture)
Hilton Plaza Ôsaka (modern architecture)
Himeji (city)
Himeji-jô (castle)
Himeiji City Health + Welfare Center (modern architecture)
Himeiji City Piping Worker's Center (modern architecture)
Himeji Museum of Literature (modern architecture)
Himeji Museum of Literature II (modern architecture)
Hina-matsuri (festival)
Hina-ningyô (doll)
Hindel, Max (architect)
Hinin-gyôretsu (festival)
Hirabayashi Kingo (architect)
Hirai Seijirô (architect)
Hiraizumi (city)
Hirakura Naoko (architect)
Hirosaki (city)
Hirosaki-jô (castle)
Hiroshima (city)
Hiroshima-jô (castle)
History of Japan
Hitachi (company)
Hitotsubashi-daigaku (university)
Hiyoshi-taisha (shrine)
Hiyuki-no-taki (waterfall)
Hôichi, earless (legend)
Hôjô Hossô Garden (garden)
Hokkaidô (landscape)
Hokkaidô-daigaku (university)
Hôkoku-ji (temple)
Hôkoku-jinja (shrine)
Holl, Steven (architect)
Holly Annunciation Cathedral Kyôto (architecture)
Hollyhock Festival = aoi matsuri
Homeless, The (society)
Honda (company)
Hongan-ji Tsumara Betsu-in (modern architecture)
Hongû = Kumano-sanzan (landscape)
Hônno-ji (temple)
Honô-daiko (music)
Horiike Hideto (architect)
Hôrin-ji (garden)
Hôrin-ji (temple)
Horiuchi Color (modern architecture)
Horse (iconography)
Hôryû-ji (temple)
Hôryû-ji, Gallery for Treasures of (modern architecture)
Hosaka Yôichirô (architect)
Hôsei-daigaku (university)
Hôsei University (modern architecture)
Hoshi-matsuri (festival)
Hôshôkan / Byôdo-in Museum (modern architecture)
Hosomi Museum (modern architecture)
hostess (entertainment district)
hosuto = hostess
Hot Spring (custom & tradition)
Hotel Doorman (work)
Hotels in Japan:
   Fukuoka - Hyatt Regency / Sphinx Center
   Fukuoka - Hotel Il Palazzo
   Hakone - Hakone Hotel
   Hiroshima - Oriental Hotel
   Kawasaki - Hotel The Crane
   Kôbe - Meriken Park Oriental Hotel
   Kurashiki - Hotel International
   Kyôto - Miyako Hotel
   Kyôto - Takaragaike Prince Hotel
   Ôsaka - D-Hotel
   Tôkyô - Akasaka Prince Hotel
   Tôkyô - ANA Hotel Tokyo
   Tôkyô - Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel
   Tôkyô - Crown Plaza Hotel Metropolitan
   Tôkyô - Daiichi Hotel
   Tôkyô - Keio Plaza Inter-Continental
   Tôkyô - Le Meridien Pacific Hotel
   Tôkyô - New Takanawa Prince Hotel
   Tôkyô - Nikko Hotel
   Tôkyô - Nishi-Shinjuku Hotel
   Tôkyô - Palace Hotel
   Tôkyô - Roppingi Prince Hotel
   Tôkyô - Sofitel Hotel
   Tôkyô - Sunshine City Prince Hotel
   Tôkyô - Takanawa Prince Hotel
   Tôkyô - Tokyo Dome Hotel
   Tôkyô - Washington Hotel Shinjuku
   Yokohama - Grand InterContinental Hotel
   Yokohama - New Grand Hotel
   Yokohama - Washington Hotel Sakuragichô
Hotels in Tôkyô (Tôkyô)
House 1032 (modern architecture)
House 5302 (modern architecture)
House at a bus stop in Seijô (modern architecture)
House at a crossroad in Seijô (modern architecture)
House Building (construction industry)
House in-between in Seijô (modern architecture)
House in Kamakura No. 2 (modern architecture)
Hyôkeikan Museum (contemporary architecture)
Humax Pavilion Shibuya (modern architecture)
Hundred-Yen-Shop (100-Yen-Shop)

I
Iceberg (modern architecture)
Ichibankan (modern architecture)
Ichikawa Ennosuke III (kabuki)
Ichikudô Building (modern architecture)
Ichimaru Manjirô II (kabuki)
Ichimatsu-ningyô (doll)
Ichiriki-ochaya (Kyôto)
Ichiriki-tei (Kyôto)
Ichirô = Suzuki Ichirô (baseball)
Iconography
Ideura Kôsuke (architect)
Ieyasu = Tokugawa Ieyasu (history)
Ifbot (robot)
Ii Naomasu (lord of the castle)
Ii Naosuke (lord of the castle)
Iida Yoshihiko (architect)
Iidabashi First Building (modern architecture)
Ikebana (traditional arts)
Ikebukuro (Tôkyô)
Ikenobo Headquarters (modern architecture)
I-Land Tower Yokohama (modern architecture)
Il Palazzo, Hotel (modern architecture)
Imabari (city)
Imabari-jô (castle)
Imahie-jinja (shrine)
Imai Kenji (architect)
Imai Tetsuya (architect)
Imamura Masaki (architect)
Imazato Takashi (architect)
Imperial Hotel (modern architecture)
Imperial Hotel, Old (contemporary architecture)
Imperial Palace (Kyôto)
Imperial Palace (Nara)
Imperial Palace (Tôkyô)
Imperial Palace Outer Garden (Tôkyô)
Imperial Theatre (modern architecture)
Incense Burner = kôro
Industrial Bank of Japan (modern architecture)
Industry, Heavy (economy)
Ining`23 (modern architecture)
Inland Sea (landscape)
Inland Sea Bridge (architecture)
Inô Tadataka (history)
Institut Franco-Japonais de Tôkyô (contemp. architecture)
Institut Franco-Japonais du KansaI (contemp. architecture)
Instrument, traditional (performing art)
Inter-City (traffic)
International Conference Hall (modern architecture)
International Forum (modern architecture)
International Library of Children`s Literature (architecture)
Interviewer (work)
Inui Kumiko (architect)
Inuyama (city)
Inuyama-jô (castle)
Inuyama-matsuri (festival)
Irie Keiichi (architect)
Irie Miyake (architect)
Iris flower (shrine)
Isar Office Park (modern architecture)
Ise-daijingû (shrine)
Ise Shima National Park (landscape)
Isetan, Department Store (Tachikawa)
Ishii Kazuhiro (architect)
Ishikawa Modern Literature Museum
Ishiyama-dera (temple)
Ishiyama Osamu (architect)
Islam (religion)
Isozaki Arata (architect)
Itagaki Taisuke (politician)
Itami Airport (traffic)
Itami Jun (architect)
Itariyard (modern architecture)
Itô (city)
Itô Chûta (architect)
Itô Hiroyuki (architect)
Itô Kisaburô (architect)
Itô Toyoo (architect)
Itsukushima-jinja (shrine)
Iwaki-san (mountain)
Iwakuni (city)
Iwasaki Villa (contemporary architecture)
Iwamoto Hiroyuki (architect)
Iwamoto Roku (architect)
Iwate-san (mountain)
Iya no kazura-bashi (bridge)
Iyo Bank (banking house)
Izu Peninsula (landscape)
Izue Kan (architect)
Izumi Garden Tower (modern architecture)
Izumo no Okuni (history)
Izumo-taisha (shrine)

J
Jack Tower (contemporary architecture)
Jakkô-in (temple)
JAL (company)
JAL Resort Sea Hawk Hotel Fukuoka (modern architecture)
Japan Airlines (company)
Japan Images
Japan Pavilion / Expo 2000 (modern architecture)
Japan, Sea of (landscape)
Japan Times (publishing house)
Japan Times Nifco Building (modern architecture)
Japanese in overseas (leisure)
Jeans Shop (consumption)
Jerde, John A. (architect)
Jerde Partnership (architect)
Jet Ski (leasure)
Jidai-fuzoku-ningyô (doll)
Jidai-matsuri (festival)
jidensha = bicycle
jiin = temple
Jikokuten (iconography)
Jinbo-chô (Tôkyô)
jingû = shrine
Jingûmae (Tôkyô)
jinja = shrine
jinrikisha = rickshaw
Jirô Ôsaragi Memorial Museum (modern architecture)
Jizô-bosatsu (iconography)
Jizô-dôri (Tôkyô)
Jôchi-ji (temple)
Jody Foster (advertising)
Jômon Period (history)
Joule A (modern architecture)
joya no kane = new years bell
JR Central Station Kyôto (modern architecture)
JR Central Station Towers Nagoya (modern architecture)
JR East Japan, headquarters (modern architecture)
Junior High School Student (education)
Justice, Ministry of (politics)
Justice, Ministry of (contemporary architecture)
Juwels of Aoyama (modern architecture)

K
Kabuki (theatre)
Kabuki-chô District (Tôkyô)
Kabuki-chô Building (modern architecture)
Kabuki Theatre Minamiza (Kyôto)
Kabuki Theatre Ôsaka (contemporary architecture)
Kabuki Theatre Tôkyô (contemporaray architecture)
Kachidoki-bashi (bridge)
kadô = art of flower arrangement
kadomatsu = new year´s decoration pines
kagami-mochi = new year´s mochi
Kagawa Prefecture Government Office (modern architecture)
Kagawa Prefecture Gymnasium (modern architecture)
Kagoshima (city)
Kagura (sacred music & dance)
Kahn, Oliver (advertising)
kaiawase = shell game
Kaikyô Yume Tower (modern architecture)
Kairaku-en (garden)
kaiten-zushi = rotating sushi
Kajima Corporation / Kajima Design (architect)
Kakegawa (city)
Kamakura (city)
Kamakura Literary Museum (contemporary architecture)
Kamakura Museum of Modern Art (modern architecture)
Kamakura Period (history)
Kameyama-jô (castle)
kamifûsen = paper balloon
Kamigamo-jinja (shrine)
Kamikaze Pilot (shrine)
Kaminoyama (city)
Kaminoyama-jô (castle)
Kamiya Itsuo (architect)
Kamo-gawa (river)
Kanagawa Concert Hall & Library (modern architecture)
Kanagawa Prefecture, Administration (mod. architcture)
Kanagawa Prefecture, Government (mod. architecture)
Kanamachi (Tôkyô)
Kanazawa (city)
Kanazawa Citizen's Art Center (modern architecture)
Kanazawa 21st Century Museum of Art (mod. architecture)
Kanazawa Tamagawa Library (modern architecture)
Kanda (Tôkyô)
Kanda-gawa (river)
Kaneko Fumiko (architect)
Kanei-ji (temple)
Kanematsu Auditorium (university)
kankôsen = sightseeing boat
Kanmon-kaikyô (bridge)
Kannai Hall (modern architecture)
Kannon-ji (modern architecture)
Kansai Airport (traffic)
kappa = water sprite
Kappabashi (Tôkyô)
Kara-hashi (bridge)
Karaoke (leisure)
Karate (martial arts)
kare-san-sui = dry-landscape garden
Katsura-rikyû (garden)
Kasuga Park (Nara)
Kasuga-taisha (shrine)
Kasumiga-jô (castle)
Kasumigaseki District (Tôkyô)
Kasumigaseki Building (modern architecture)
Kataoka Nizaemon XV (kabuki)
Katayama Tôkuma (architect)
Katô Kiyomasa (lord of the castle)
Katô Kunio (architect)
Kawaguchi Michimasa (architect)
Kawai Kôzô (contemporary architecture)
Kawakuba Rei (architect)
Kawamoto Ryôichi (architect)
Kawasaki (city)
Kawasaki Bank, former (contemporary architecture)
Kawasaki Heavy Industries (multinational group)
Kawasaki Kiyoshi (architect)
Kazamidori House (contemporary architecture)
kazura-bashi = vine suspension bridge
KDDI (company)
KDDI Building (Tôkyô)
Kegon-no-taki (waterfall)
Keio-daigaku (university)
Keio Plaza Inter-Continental (Hotel)
Keiô University, New Library (modern architecture)
Keiô University, Old library (modern architecture)
Keiyû-Byôin Hospital (modern architecture)
kekkon = marriage
Kenchiku Design Studio (architect)
Kendô (martial art)
Kenkyû-en (garden)
Kenroku-en (garden)
Kentucky Fried Chicken (food)
Kiba Park (Tôkyô)
Kikkawa Hiroyoshi (lord of the castle)
Kikutake Kiyonori (architect)
Kimono (clothes)
Kimura Takeo = TAO Architects
King Tower (contemporary architecture)
Kinjô-gakuin-daigaku (university)
Kinkaku-ji (garden)
Kinka-zan (mountain)
Kinoshita Masujirô (architect)
Kinpô-san (mountain)
Kintai-kyô (bridge)
Kinuta Terrace (modern architecture)
Kiosk (station)
Kirin Plaza (modern architecture)
Kiryû Mitsuru (architect)
Kishi Waro (architect)
Kishida Hideto (architect)
kissaten = Café
Kitagawara Atsushi (architect)
Kitakami-gawa / Hiraizumi (river)
Kitakami-gawa / Morioka (river)
Kitakyûshû (city)
Kitakyûshû International Conference Center (architecture)
Kitano Ijin-kan (Kôbe City)
Kitano Shunji (architect)
Kitano-tenman-gû (shrine)
Kitayama Kô (architect)
Kitayama Kôjiro (architect)
Kite (paper art)
Kite-Flying Battle (festival)
Kitô Azusa (architect)
kitsune = fox
Kiyomizu-dera (temple)
Kiyosu-bashi (bridge)
Kiyosu-jô (castle)
Klein Dytham (architect)
K-Museum (modern architecture)
Kô Yoshirô (architect)
kôban = police box
Kôbayashi Masatsu (architect)
Kôbe (city)
Kôbe Crystal Tower (modern architecture)
Kôbe Meriken Park Oriental Hotel (modern architecture)
Kôbe Wing Stadion (soccer)
Kôbo Daishi (history)
Kobori Tameo (architect)
Kôbu-kaburenjô (Kyôto City)
Kôchi (city)
Kôchi-jô (castle)
kodomo-no-hi = children`s day
Kodomo-no-shiro (modern architecture)
Kôfu (city)
Kôfûen 1986 (modern architecture)
Kôfu-jô (castle)
Kôfuku-ji (temple)
Kôfun Period (history)
Kôgakuin-daigaku (university)
Koolhaas, Rem (architect)
Kohn Pedersen Fox (architect)
koi = carp
koinobori = carp streamer
Koizumi Junichirô (history)
Koizumi Lighting Theater (modern architecture)
Koizumi Sangyô (modern architecture)
Koizumi Yakumo (history)
Kokugikan Hall (modern architecture)
Kokura (city)
koma = spinning top
Komagata-bashi (bridge)
Komiyama Akira (architect)
Kômokuten (iconography)
Kompira-daigongen (shrine)
Komyô-ji (garden)
Konfuzius, sculpture of (temple)
Kongôbu-ji (temple)
Kôrai-bashi (bridge)
Kôraku-en (garden)
Kôrin-ji (temple)
kôro = incense burner
Kôsei Securities (modern architecture)
koto = 13-strings long zither
Kotohira (city)
Kotohira-gû (shrine)
Kototoi-bashi (bridge)
Kôun-ji Temple (modern architecture)
Kôya, Mount (landscape)
Koyama Hisao (architect)
Kujôyama Water Purification Plant (contemporary architecture)
Kûkai = Kôbo Daishi
Kuma Kengô (architect)
Kumamoto (city)
Kumamoto-jô (castle)
Kumano-Hongo-taisha (shrine)
Kumano-sanzan (landscape)
Kume Sekkei (architect)
Kunitachi House (modern architecture)
Kurama (Kyôto)
Kuramae-bashi (bridge)
Kuramata Shiro (architect)
Kurashiki (city)
Kurashiki City Hall (modern architecture)
Kurashiki, Hotel International (modern architecture)
Kurashiki Ivy Square (modern architecture)
Kurashiki, Museum of Art & Culture (modern architecture)
Kurokawa Kishô (architect)
Kurozuka (kabuki)
Kuru Masamichi (architect)
Kûryû Akira (architect)
Kuwana (city)
Kuwana-jô (castle)
Kuwait Embassy (Tôkyô)
kyôdai = Kyôto University
Kyôgen (Nô farce)
Kyôkanoko-musume-dôjôj (kabuki)
Kyôto (city)
Kyôto City Hall (contemporary architecture)
Kyôto Concert Hall (modern architecture)
Kyôto-daigaku (university)
Kyôto Hall (modern architecture)
Kyôto Museum / Annex (contemporary architecture)
Kyôto National Museum (contemporary architecture)
Kyôto Notre Dame Daigaku (university)
Kyôto Prefectural Office (modern architecture)
Kyôto Prefectural Office, Former (contemp. architecture)
Kyôto JR Railway Station (modern architecture)
Kyôto Takaragaike Prince Hotel (modern architecture)
Kyôto Tower (contemporary architecture)
Kyôto University (education)
Kyôto University of Art & Design (education)
Kyûdô (martial arts)
Kyû-Furukawa-teien (contemporary architecture)
Kyû-Omotegoten-Tokushima (garden)
Kyû-Yokohama-ginkô (contemporary architecture)

L
La Cittadella (modern architecture)
La Collezione (modern architecture)
La Croix (modern architecture)
La Van, Henry (architect)
Lafcadio Hearn (history)
Lampion (paper art)
Landmark Tower (modern architecture)
Landscapes
Langen Foundation (modern architecture)
Lavatory (custom & tradition)
Lawson (convenience store)
Le Corbusier (architect)
Le Meridien Pacific Hotel (Tôkyô)
Leisure Time
Leonard Eto (music)
Liberty Tower / Meiji University (modern architecture)
Library / Nakanoshima (architecture)
Library / Rikkyô University (modern architecture)
Living - City
Living - Province
Living - Cardboard Box
Living Room (living)
Local Train (traffic)
Lolita look (society)
Lorry (transport industry)
Lottery (gambling)
Louis Vuitton Ginza Matsuya (modern architecture)
Louis Vuitton Ginza Namiki (modern architecture)
Louis Vuitton Nagoya (modern architecture)
Louis Vuitton Omotesandô (modern architecture)
Louis Vuitton Roppongi Hills (modern architecture)
Lucent Tower (modern architecture)
Lucky Gods, Seven (iconography)
Lute, 3-strings long (traditionell instruments)
Lute, 4-strings long (traditionell instruments)

M
M2 (modern architecture)
Mack, MarK (architect)
Maeda Kenjirô (architect)
Maeda Toshiie (lord of the castle)
Maekawa Kunio (architect)
Maiko (Kyôto)
Maiko, Cherry Blossom Dance (performing art)
Mail Van (transportation)
Mainichi Shinbun (publishing house)
Mainichi Shinbun Kyôto (contemporary architecture)
Maison Hermes Ginza (modern architecture)
Maizuru-jô (castle)
Maki Fumihiko (architect)
Maki Solitär (modern architecture)
mamori = omamori
maneki-neko = lucky cat
manekin = mannequin
Mannequin (consumption)
Manpuku-ji (temple)
Marino, Peter (architect)
Market (consumption)
Market, battledore- (Tôkyô festivals)
Market, Tsukiji- (Tôkyô)
Marriage (tradition)
Martial Arts (sports)
Martyrs Monument (architecture)
Marugame (city)
Marugame-jô (castle)
Marunouchi (Tôkyô)
Marunouchi Building (modern architecture)
Maruoka (city)
Maruoka-jô (castle)
Maruyama Park (Kyôto)
Marutô IV (modern architecture)
Marûto 15 (modern architecture)
Marûto 17 (modern architecture)
Mask, Namahage- (Akita)
Matsuda Hirata Sekkei (architect)
Matsuda Hirata Sakamoto Sekkei (architect)
Matsudaira Ken (history)
Matsue (city)
Matsue-jô (castle)
Matsui Hideki (advertising)
Matsukawa Box (modern architecture)
Matsumoto (city)
Matsumoto City Museum of Art
Matsumoto-gawa (river)
Matsumoto Kiyoshi (consumption)
Matsumoto Kôshirô IX (kabuki)
Matsumoto Yôsaku (architect)
Matsumuro Shigemitsu (architect)
Matsuo Bashô (history)
matsuri = festival
Matsushima (city)
Matsuyama (city)
Matsuzakaya Yokohama (contemporary architecture)
Mazda (company)
M. Building (modern architecture)
M-Building in Kanda (modern architecture)
McDonalds (food)
Mclay, Robert Samuel (university)
megane-bashi = spectacles bridge
Meguro Gajôen (modern architecture)
Meguro-kawa (river)
Meiji-daigaku (university)
Meiji-gakuin-daigaku (university)
Meiji-gakuin University, chapel (contemporary architecture)
Meiji-gakuin University, main hall (modern architecture)
Meiji-gakuin University, palette zone (modern architecture)
Meiji-jingû (shrine)
Meiji-jingû, House of Treasure (contemp. architecture)
Meiji-kaigakan (architecture)
Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery (architecture)
Meiji-mura = open-air museum (Inuyama)
Meiji Period (history)
Meiji-Seimei Aoyama Paracio (modern architecture)
Meiji-Seimei-kan (modern architecture)
Meiji Yasuda Life Building (modern architecture)
Meiko-Chuô-Ôhashi (bridge)
Meiko-Higashi-Ôhashi (bridge)
Meiko-Nishi-Ôhashi (bridge)
Me-oto-iwa = wedded rocks
Meriken Park Oriental Hotel (Kôbe)
Mesa (modern architecture)
METI (ministry building)
Metroca (modern architecture)
Metrotour (modern architecture)
Michiko, Empress (history)
Midland Square (modern architecture)
Midtown Tower (modern architecture)
Mifune-matsuri (festivals & rites)
Miho Museum (modern architecture)
Mikawa Bay (Toyohashi)
Mikimoto Ginza 2 (modern architecture)
Mikimoto Kokichi (Toba)
mikuji = omikuji
Minakuchi-jô (castle)
Minamiza Theatre (Kyôto)
Minamoto no Yoritomo (history)
Minamoto no Yoshitsune (history)
Minato Mirai 21 (Yokohama)
Ministry Buildings (politics)
Mishima (city)
Mishima (Tôkaidô)
Mishima-taisha (shrine)
Miss Sixty (Jingûmae / Tôkyô)
Mister Donut (food)
Mito (city)
Mito-jô (castle)
Mitoizumi (advertising)
Mitsubashi Ikuyo (architect)
Mitsubishi Dream Center (modern architecture)
Mitsubishi Jisho Sekkei (architect)
Mitsubishi Jûkô Yokohama Building (modern architecture)
Mitsubishi Motors (multinational group)
Mitsubishi UFG Financial Group = MUFG (bank house)
Mitsui Banking House (contemporary architecture)
Mitsui Bussan Building (contemporary architecture)
Mitsui Club (contemporary architecture)
Mitsui Fudosan Mita Twin Building East (modern architecture)
Mitsui Fudosan Mita Twin Building West (modern architecture)
Mitsui Jun (architect)
Mitsui Maritime Trade & Fire Insurance (mod. architecture)
Mitsukoshi Department Store (contemporary architecture)
Mitsuno Hisashi (architect)
Miura Noriyuki (architect)
miya = shrine
miya-daiko = big drum
Miya-gawa (river)
miyage = souvenir
Miyajima (landscape)
Miyako Hotel Kyôto (modern architecture)
Miyako Hotel Kyôto - Annex Kasuien (architecture)
Miyako Messe Kyôto (modern architectur)
Miyamoto Tadanaka (architect)
Miyawaki Mayumi (architect)
Miyazaki Hiroshi (architect)
Mizuho Bank (banking house)
Mizuno Ichirô (architect)
MK Station (modern architecture)
M.M. Towers (modern architecture)
mochi = rice cake
Mode Gakuen Spiral Tower (modern architecture)
Mode Gakuen Cocoon Tower (modern architecture)
Modern Architecture (architecture)
Moegi House (contemporary architecture)
Momoyama-jô (castle)
Money (currency)
Monkey (iconography)
Monol (modern architecture)
Morgan, J.H. (architect)
Mori Building Corporation (architect)
Mori Minoru (architect)
Morioka (city)
Morioka-jô (castle)
Moriyama Raymond (architect)
Mosque (contemporary architecture)
Motoakasaka Imanishi Bldg. (modern architecture)
Moto-Hakone (town)
Motorbike (traffic)
Motor Scooter (traffic)
Motorway (Tôkyô)
Motorway (traffic)
Motosu, Lake (leisure)
Môtsû-ji (temple)
Mountains in Japan:
   Aso-san (landscape)
   Fuji-san (landscape)
   Hiei-zan (Kyôto)
   Iwaki-san (Hirosaki)
   Iwate-san (Morioka)
   Kinka-zan (Gifu)
   Kinpô-san (Kumamoto)
   Kôya-san (landscape)
Mouth Organ (traditional instruments)
Ms. Reiko Tokyo (modern architecture)
Mt. Kujô Water Purification Plant (contemporary architecture)
MUFG = Mitsubishi UFG Financial Group
Mujirô Ligurio (robot)
Multinational Groups
Municipal Research Building Hibiya (contemporary architecture)
Murano Tôgo (architect)
Murasaki Shikubu (author)
Murasakino Wakuden (modern architecture)
Murase Haruo (university)
Murata Masachika (architect)
Murofushi Jirô (architect)
Muromachi Period (history)
Museums in Japan:
   Cologne - East Asian Art, Museum for
   Himeji - Museum of Literature
   Himeji - Museum of Literature II
   Hiroshima- Museum of Contemporary Art,
   Kagoshima - Art Museum
   Kamakura - Literary Museum
   Kamakura - Museum of Modern Art
   Kamakura - Museum of Modern Art / Annex
   Kanazawa - Ishikawa Modern Literature Museum
   Kanazawa - 21st Century Museum of Art
   Kôbe - Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum
   Kôchi - Sakamoto Ryôma Memorial Museum
   Kôfu - Yamanashi Prefecture Museum of Art
   Kôfu - Yamanashi Prefecture Museum of Literature
   Kurashiki - Jirô Ôsaragi Memorial Museum
   Kurashiki - Ôhara Museum of Art / Annex
   Kurashiki - Geibunkan / Museum of Art & Culture
   Kyôto - Hosomi Museum
   Kyôto - Kyôto Museum / Annex
   Kyôto - Munipical Museum of Art
   Kyôto - National Museum
   Kyôto - National Museum of Modern Art
   Kyôto - Yurinkan Museum
   Matsumoto - Matsumoto City Museum of Art
   Matsumoto - Ukiyoe Museum
   Mishima - Paper Art Museum
   Nagano - Prefectural Shinano Art Museum
   Nagoya - Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art
   Nagoya - Tokugawa Art Museum
   Neuss - Langen Foundation
   Okayama - Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art
   Okayama - Orient Museum
   Okazaki - City Historical Museum
   Okazaki - Mindscape Museum
   Ôsaka - Museum of History
   Ôsaka - National Museum of Ethnology
   Shiga Prefecture - Miho Museum
   Tôkyô - Edo Tôkyô Museum
   Tôkyô - Emerging Science & Innovation Museum
   Tôkyô - Hyôkeikan Museum
   Tôkyô - K-Museum
   Tôkyô - Maritime Science, Museum of
   Tôkyô - Metropolitan Art Museum
   Tôkyô - Museum for Contemporary Art
   Tôkyô - National Art Center Tokyo
   Tôkyô - National Museum / Honkan
   Tôkyô - National Museum / Hôryû-ji Gallery
   Tôkyô - National Museum / Tôyôkan
   Tôkyô - National Museum of Modern Art
   Tôkyô - National Museum of Modern Art /Annex
   Tôkyô - National Shôwa Memorial Museum
   Tôkyô - Suntory Museum of Art / Midtown
   Tôkyô - Shôtô Museum of Art
   Tôkyô - Tepco Electric Energy Museum
   Tôkyô - Western Art, Museum for
   Tôkyô - Yûshûkan Museum
   Toyota - Municipal Museum of Art
   Uji - Byôdo-in Museum / Hôshôkan
   Yamaguchi Prefecture - Museum of Art
   Yokohama - Museum of Art
   Yokohama - Prefecture Kanagawa / Cultural History
Musha-ningyô (doll)
Music (instruments)
Myôô (iconography)
Mythical Creatures (iconography)

N
N1 Project (modern architecture)
Nachi = Kumano-sanzan (landscape)
Nagahama (city)
Nagakin Capsule Tower (modern architecture)
Nagano (city)
Nagano Prefectural Shinano Art Museum (modern architecture)
Nagano Uheji (architect)
Nagaragawa International Conference Hall (mod. architecture)
Nagasaki (city)
Nagasaki National Peace Memorial Hall for Atomic Bomb Victims
Nagashima Kôichi (architect)
Nagata Hiroyuki (Architekt)
Nagata & Kitano & Associates (architect)
Nagata Yûzô (architect)
Nagoya (city)
Nagoya Airport = Centrair (traffic)
Nagoya City Hall (architecture)
Nagoya-daigaku (university)
Nagoya Dome (modern architecture)
Nagoya-jô (castle)
Nagoya Lucent Tower (modern architecture)
Nagoya-shi kokaidô (hall)
Nagoya Station Towers (modern architecture)
Nagoya Tokugawa Art Museum (Nagoya)
Nagoya Tower (modern architecture)
Nagoya University (education)
Nagoya-University / Research Center (mod. architecture)
Naitô Hiroshi (architect)
Naitô Tachû (architect)
Nakagyô Post Office (contemporary architecture)
Naka-ku District (Yokohama)
Nakamura Ganjirô (kabuki)
Nakanosakaue Central Building (modern architecture)
Nakanosakaue Sun Bright Twin (modern architecture)
Nakanoshima Library (contemporary architecture)
Nakata Hidetoshi (advertising)
Nakatajima Dunes (landscape)
Nakatsu-jô (castle)
Naked, Festival of the (festival)
Namahage Customs (Akita)
Namba (Ôsaka)
Namba Parks (modern architecture)
Nankin-machi = Chinatown (Kôbe City)
Nanzan-daigaku (university)
Naoshima (landscape)
Nara (city)
Nara Period (history)
Narita (city)
Narita Airport (traffic)
Narita-san Shinshô-ji (temple)
Naruto-kyô (bridge)
National Art Center Tokyo (modern architecture)
National Bunraku Theatre (modern architecture)
National Children`s Castle (modern architecture)
National Diet Building (politics)
National Flag of Japan (Japan Images)
National Gymnasiums for Tôkyô Olympics (architecture)
National Museum Kyôto (contemporary architecture)
National Museum of Modern Art Kyôto (mod. architecture)
National Museum of Modern Art Tôkyô (mod. architecture)
National Museum of Modern Art Tôkyô / annex (architect.)
National Museum Tôkyô / Honkan (contemp. architecture)
National Museum Tôkyô / Hôryû-ji Gallery (architecture)
National Museum Tôkyô / Tôyôkan (contemp. architecture)
National Shôwa Memorial Museum (modern architecture)
National Theatre (modern architecture)
National Theatre, New (modern architecture)
National University Tôkyô, Fine Arts & Music (education)
National University Tôkyô, Fine Arts & Music, Art Museum
National University Tôkyô, Fine Arts & Music, Concert Hall
National 21 Building (Ôsaka)
Nationalists (politics)
Nature
Nebuta-matsuri (festivals & rites)
NEC Corporation (multinational group)
NEC Supertower (modern architecture)
neko = cat
Neonatal Care Unit (babies)
nenchû gyôji = annual customs
New Sky Building No.3 (modern architecture)
New Year`s Day (annual festivals)
New Year´s Eve (annual festivals)
New Year´s food (New Year)
Nexus Momochi Residental Tower (modern architecture)
Nexus World Project (Fukuoka)
Nexus World / Christian de Portzamparc Building (architecture)
Nexus World / MarK Mack Building (modern architecture)
Nexus World / Oscar-Tusquets Building (modern architecture)
Nexus World / Ozamu Ishiyama Building (modern architecture)
Nexus World / Rem Koolhaas Building (modern architecture)
Nexus World / Steven Hall Building (modern architecture)
NHK Osaka Hall (modern architecture)
Nibankan (modern architecture)
Night Life (leisure)
Nihon-bashi (bridge)
Nihonbashi (Tôkaidô)
Nihonbashi (Tôkyô)
Nihonbashi Ningyôchô Forest Bldg. (modern architecture)
Nihon-Christ-Kyôdan-Gokamachi (contemp. architecture)
Nihonkai (landscape)
Nihon Kasai Yokohama Bldg. (contemp. architecture)
Nihon-menka (contemporary architecture)
Nihon Seimei Marunouchi Bldg. (modern architecture)
Nihon Sekkei (architekt)
Niigata (city)
Nijô-jô (castle)
Nikolai Cathedral (contemporary architecture)
Nikken Sekkei (architect)
Nikkô (city)
Nikko Hotel (Ôsaka)
Nikko Hotel Tokyo (Tôkyô)
Nikkô National Park (landscape)
Ningyô-chô (Tôkyô)
Ninna-ji (temple)
Ninomiya Kinjirô (student)
niô = Deva King
Nippon Budôkan (modern architecture)
Nippon Shinpan Ôyamachô (modern architecture)
Nippon Steel (company)
Nippon Systemware (modern architecture)
Nippon Television - NTV (Tôkyô)
Nippon Yûsen Kaisha (contemporary architecture)
Nishi-hongan-ji (temple)
Nishi-Nihon City Bank (modern architecture)
Nishi-Shinjuku Forest Building (modern architecture)
Nishi-Shinjuku Hotel (modern architecture)
Nishijin-kinran-ningyô (doll)
Nishiki-gawa (river)
Nishiki-goi = brocade carp
Nishimura Kôji (architect)
Nishina Dental Clinic (modern architecture)
Nishizawa Ryûe (architect)
Nissan (multinational group)
Nissan Gallery (modern architecture)
Nissei Theatre (contemporary architecture)
Nittele Tower (modern architecture)
Nô (theatre)
Nô National Theatre (modern architecture)
Nô, Takigi- (performing art)
NOA Building (moderne architecture)
Nobunaga = Oda Nobunaga (history)
Noe Building (modern architecture)
Noguchi Magoichi (architect)
Noodle Restaurant (food)
Noodle Soup (food)
Notre Dame Daigaku (university)
Nouvel, Jean (architect)
Nozawa Makato (architect)
NTT DoCoMo (multinational group)
NTT DoCoMo Kawasaki Building (modern architecture)
NTT DoCoMo Shinagawa Building (modern architecture)
NTT DoCoMo Yoyogi Building (modern architecture)
NTT Power & Building Facilities (architect)
NTT Shinjuku Headquarters Building (modern architecture)
NTT Urban Development (architect)
NTV = Nippon Television (television station)
NTV Tower (modern architecture)
Nurse (work)
NW House (modern architecture)
nyorai = Buddha

O
Oakwood Residence Roppongi T-Cube (modern architecture)
Oasis 21 (modern architecture)
Obayashi Corporation (architect)
Obon (annual festival)
Ôbunsha Building (modern architecture)
Ochanomizu (Tôkyô)
Ochanomizu Square Building (modern architecture)
Oda Nobunaga (history)
Odaiba (Tôkyô)
ôdaiko = big drum
Odawara (city)
oden = several ingrediens in a dashi broth
Ôe Hiroshi (architect)
Ôe Kenzaburô (author)
Ôe Shintarô (architect)
Ôe Tadasu (architect)
Office Worker (work)
ofuro = private bath
Ôgaki (city)
Ôgaki-jô (castle)
Ogawa Moriyuki (architect)
ôgi = fan
Ôhan / Yûmoto (modern architecture)
Ôhara (Kyôto)
Ôhara Museum of Art / Annex (modern architecture)
ôharame = women from Ôhara
Ôi-gawa (river)
Ôishi Kuranosuke (samurai)
Ôji Paper Head Office (modern architecture)
Okada Shinichi (architect)
Okada Shinichirô (architect)
Ôkawabata River City 21 (Tôkyô)
Okayama (city)
Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art (modern architecture)
Okazaki (city)
Okazaki Bank (contemporary architecture)
Okazaki Chamber of Commerce + Industry (architecture)
Okazaki City Historical Museum (contemporary architecture)
Okazaki-jô (castle)
Okazaki Mindscape Museum (modern architecture)
okedaiko / okedô = bucket drum
Okinawa dances (performing arts)
Ôkubo Toshimichi (politician)
Ôkuma Memorial Hall (university)
Ôkuma Shigenobu (university)
Ôkuma Yoshikuni (architect)
Ôkuninushi no Mikoto (history)
Ôkura Building (modern architecture)
Old People (society)
Old Sharp House (contemporary architecture)
Old Stables of the Koderas (contemporary architecture)
Old Thomas House (contemporary architecture)
Olympic Games Tôkyô 1964 (modern architecture)
Olympic Winter Games 1998 (Nagano)
omamori = lucky charme
omikuji = written oracle
ômisoka = new year´s eve
omiyage = miyage
omiyamairi = first outing for a newborn
Omotegoten-Tokushima (garden)
Omotesandô (Tôkyô)
Omotesandô Hills (modern architecture)
Ômura Fashion Design College (modern architecture)
Ômura Hair Dressing College (modern architecture)
Ônaruto-kyô = Naruto-kyô (bridge)
Oncho Reformed Church (modern architecture)
oni = demon
Oni-matsuri (festivals & rites)
onnagata = actor playing woman (kabuki)
onsen = hot spring
Onward Daikanyama (modern architecture)
Opaque Ginza (modern architecture)
Open-Air Bath (bath & wellness)
Open-Air Museum = meiji-mura
Open-Air Swimming Pool (leisure)
Opera City Tower (modern architecture)
Oracle, Written (new year´s day)
Organic Building (modern architecture)
Oriental Hotel (Hiroshima)
Oriental Hotel (Kôbe)
Orient Museum (modern architecture)
origami = art of folding paper
Origin I (modern architecture)
Origin II (modern architecture)
Orthodox Church, Kyoto (church)
Orthodox Church, Nikolai (church)
Orthodox Church, Toyohashi (church)
Ôsaka (city)
Ôsaka Building (contemporary architecture)
Ôsaka Central Post Office (contemporary architecture)
Ôsaka City Central Public Hall (contemporary architecture)
Ôsaka City Hall (modern architecture)
Ôsaka Gas Building (contemporary architecture)
Ôsaka Museum of History (modern architecture)
Osana-ningyô (doll)
osechi-ryôri = New Year´s food
Oshinomi Kunihide (architect)
Osore-zan (landscape)
Ôsu Kannon (temple)
Ôsugi Yoshihiko (architect)
Ôtaka Masato (architect)
Ôtani-daigaku (university)
Ôtani Sachio (architect)
Ôtani University, Auditorium  (modern architecture)
Ôtani University, Headquarters (modern architecture)
Otaue-sai (festivals & rites)
otearai = toilet
Ôtemachi (Tôkyô)
Ôtemachi Financial Center (Tôkyô)
Ôtemachi First Square (modern architecture)
Ôtemachi Nomura Building (modern architecture)
Ôtsu (city)
Ôune Hiroshi (architect)
Ôwakudani (landscape)
Oxy Nogizaka (modern architecture)
Oyama-ningyô (doll)