A
abc
(television station)
Abe Hiroshi (history)
Abroad,
Japanese (leisure)
ACE
Headquarters
(modern architecture)
Across Fukuoka (modern architecture)
Adams,
William (history)
Adashino-Nembutsu-ji
(temple)
A.D.H.
Architects
(architect)
Adjimi,
Morris
(architect)
ADK Shôchiku Square (modern
architecture)
Advertising
(economy)
Agonshû
(new religion)
Agriculture
(work)
Aichi
Prefecture Administrative Bldg. (architecture)
Aichi Prefectural University (education)
Aichi
World Exposition EXPO 2005
(exhibition)
Aida
Takefumi (architect)
Aioi Insurance Shinjuku Building
(architect)
Airplane
(traffic)
Airport (traffic):
Airports
in Japan:
Centrair
/ Nagoya
Chitose /
Sapporo
Haneda
/ Tôkyô
Itami /
Ôsaka
Kansai /
Ôsaka
Narita
/ Tôkyô
Aizu-Wakamatsu
(city)
Akama-jingû
(shrine)
Akarenga Creative Space (modern architecture)
Akarenga
Culture Center (contemporary
architecture)
Akasaka
(Tôkyô)
Akasaka
Palace (contemporary architecture)
Akasaka
Prince Hotel (modern architecture)
Akashi-kaikyô (bridge)
Akechidaira
Plateau (Nikkô)
Akihabara
(Tôkyô)
Akihabara Crossfield (modern
architecture)
Akihabara Daibiru (modern architecture)
Akihabara UDX (modern architecture)
Akihito,
Emperor (emperor's familiy)
Akishino, Prince
(emperor's family)
Akita
(city)
Akiyoshi-dô
(cave)
Alcohol
(food & drinks)
All
Souls´Day (annual festivals)
Alto B (modern architecture)
AM
/ PM (convenience store)
ama
= woman diver
Amakusa
Shirô (history)
Ama-no-hashidate
(landscape)
Amaryllis (flower)
Ambasz,
Emilio (architect)
Ambidex
Head Office Building (modern architecture)
Ambiente
Showroom (modern architecture)
Ambulance
(work)
American Football
(sports)
Amerika-mura
(Ôsaka)
amida
nyorai
= Amida Buddha
Amlux, Toyota
Auto
Salon (modern architecture)
Amulet
(lucky charme)
Amusement
Park (leisure)
ANA Hotel Tokyo (modern architecture)
Andô Izumi (artist)
Andô
Tadao (architect)
Android - Receptionist, traditional
(robot)
Android - Receptionist, modern
(robot)
Angelo
Tarlazzi House (modern architecture)
Angler
(leasure)
Animal Deities (iconography)
Annual
Customs & Festivals
Antenna
(telecommunication)
Antoku
Emporer
(history)
Aoi-matsuri
(festival)
Aoki
Jun (architect)
Aomori
(city)
Aoshima Sekkei (architect)
Aoyama
(Tôkyô)
Aoyama-dôri
(Tôkyô)
Aoyama-gakuin-daigaku (university)
Aoyama
Technical College (modern architecture)
Aoyama
Twin Towers (Tôkyô)
A.P.C. Building (modern architecture)
Aqua Line Bridge =
Tôkyô Wan Aqua-Line
Aquarium,
Nagoya Port (leisure)
Arai
Chiaki
(architect)
Ara-kawa (river)
Araki
Kôhei
(architect)
Arashiyama
(Kyôto)
Arch
Bridge (bridge)
Architect 5 Partnership (architect)
Architects,
Foreign (modern architecture)
Architects,
Japanese ( modern architecture)
Architecture
Architecture,
Modern
ARK Clinica Dentistica
(modern architecture)
Ark
Hills (modern architekcure)
Ark
Hills Mori Tower (modern architecture)
ARS
(modern architecture)
Art
Plaza 1000 (modern architecture)
Art Plaza 1000 Sentagaya (moderne
architecture)
Art
Tower Mito (modern architecture)
ARTE Yokohama (modern architecture)
Arts,
Martial
Arts,
Performing
Arts
& Crafts
Asaba
Design Studio (modern architecture)
Asada
Takashi (architect)
Asahi Bank, former (banking house)
Asahi
Beer Azumabashi Bldg. (modern
architecture)
Asahi
Super Dry Hall (modern architecture)
Asahi-TV
(Tôkyô)
Asahi-kawa
(river)
Asaka,
Kichizô (architect)
Asakusa
(Tôkyô)
Asakusa-jinja (shrine)
Asakusa-kannon
(temple)
Asano Dental Clinic (modern
architecture)
Ashihara
Taro (architect)
Ashihara
Yoshinobu (architect)
Ashikaga shoguns (history)
Ashikaga
Takauji (history)
Ashikaga
Yoshimasa (history)
Ashikaga
Yoshimitsu (history)
Ashi-no-kô
(lake)
Aso-san
(mountain)
Asô Tarô
(prime minister)
Asuka (landscape)
Asuka-dera (temple)
Asuka period (history)
Atago Green
Hills / Mori Tower (modern architecture)
Atago
Green Hills / Forest Tower (modern architecture)
Atami
(city)
Atelier at Tomigaya (modern
architecture)
Atelier U (architect)
Atomic
Bomb Dome (Hiroshima)
Atomic
Bomb Museum Nagasaki (modern architecture)
Atomic
Bomb Victims, Peace Memorial Hall (modern architecture)
Atsushi
Kitagawara (architect)
Atsuta-jingû
(shrine)
AUDI Forum Tôkyô (modern
architecture)
Australia
(embassy)
Autumn
(season)
Autumn,
early (season)
Autumn,
late (season)
AXS
Satow Inc. (architect)
Ayukawa Toru (architect)
Azabu
(Tôkyô)
Azabu
Edge (modern architecture)
Azabu-jûban (Tôkyô)
Azalea
Blossom (season)
Azuchi
(city)
Azuchi-jô
(castle)
Azuchi-Momoyama Period (history)
Azuma (convenience store)
Azuma-bashi
(bridge)
Azuma
Takamitsu (architect)
Azumabashi Building (modern
architecture)
Azusa
Sekkei (architect)
B
Babies
(society)
Baelz, Erwin (history)
Bag
Lady (society)
Baisôin Temple (modern
architecture)
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, Hokkoku- (contemporary
architecture)
Bank Note
(finances)
Bank
of Japan (banking house)
Bank
of Japan (contemporary architecture)
Bank
of Tokyo Mitsubishi (banking house)
Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ (banking
house)
Bank
of Yokohama (banking house)
Bank of Yokohama, old
(contemporary architecture)
Bank, Shizuoka (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-ko
(lake)
Biwako Ôtsukan
(contemporary
architecture)
Biwa-no-taki (waterfall)
Blanchet, Philippe (architect)
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)
Bronze Gong (Traditional
Instruments)
Bronze Lantern (Japan Image)
Brook (bodies of water)
Brown Memorial Chapel
(contemporary architecture)
Brunton,
Richard Henry (architect)
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
Site (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)
Camii Mosque (architectue)
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 = koinobori (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)
Cathedral of Kagoshima
(modern architecture)
Catherine
Deneuve (advertising)
Cave Akiyoshi-dô
(Hagi)
CDI = Creative Designers
International (architect)
Cellular
Phone (telecommunication)
Cement
Factory (transport)
Cement
Mixer Transporter (transport)
Cemetery
(customs
& traditions)
Centennial
Hall, Friends School (modern
architecture)
Centennial Hall, TIT (modern
architecture)
Centrair
Airport (traffic)
Central Japan International Airport
= Centrair
Central Park Shinjuku (Tôkyô)
Central Park Tower /
La Tour Shinjuku (modern architecture)
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)
Centre
Pompidou Metz (modern 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
chatei
=
tea garden
Chemetov,
Paul (architect)
Cherry
Blossom Dance (dance)
Cherry
Blossoms (season)
Child doll = osana-ningyô
Children
(society)
Children's Castle (modern
architecture)
Children's Day (annual
festival)
Children's
Forest (modern
architecture)
Chinatown
(Kôbe)
Chinatown
(Yokohama)
Chion-in (temple)
Chipperfield,
David (architect)
chitei
= stroll garden
Chitose Airport (traffic)
chôchin
= paper lantern
Chôgen
Shunjôbô (priest)
Chôkaso
(modern architecture)
chôkoku
= art of carving
Chôrakukan (contemporary
architekture)
Chôshô-ji
(temple)
Choueke Residence
(contemporary architecture)
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 Airport
Chûjô
Seiichirô (architect)
Chûkyô University (education)
Chuô
Mitsui
Trust & Banking (banking house)
Chuô-ôhashi
(bridge)
Churches
in Japan:
Hiroshima -
World Peace Memorial Church
Kagoshima - Cathedral of /
St. Francis Xavier Memorial
Kamakura -
Kamakura Church
Kyôto -
Holly Annunciation Cathedral
Kyôto
-
Nihon Christ
Kyôdan Gokomachi
Kyôto - Parish
Anglican Church of Japan
Kyôto
-
St. Agnes Church
Nagasaki -
Oura Catholic 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)
Chûzen-ji
(temple)
Chûzenji-ko
(lake)
Ciel
Rouge Creation (architect)
Circle K (convenience store)
Cities,
Portraits of
City
Bus (traffic)
City Hall Kanô-chô (contemporary
architecture)
City
Hall Kurashiki (modern architecture)
City
Hall Kyôto (contemporary architecture)
City
Hall Nagoya (contemporary architecture)
City Hall Naoshima (modern architecture)
City
Hall Nakanoshima (contemporary
architecture)
City
Hall Ôsaka (modern architecture)
City Hall Shizuoka (contemporary
architecture)
City
Hall Tôkyô (modern architecture)
City Hall Toyota (modern
architecture)
City
Hall Toyohashi (contemporary
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 Architect (architect)
Coffee
(food)
Coin Box (Shintô)
Comme des Garcons (modern
architecture)
Commuter
Train (traffic)
Conder,
Josiah
(architect)
Condom
Shop (consumption)
Confucius, sculpture of (temple)
Conservatory
(architecture)
Construction
Industry
Construction
Site (building industry)
Construction
Worker (building industry)
Consumption
(society)
Container
Terminal (transport)
Container Transporter (transportation)
Contemporary Art
(arts & crafts)
Contemporary
Architecture
(architecture)
Contribution Box (Shintô)
Convenience
Store
(consumption)
Convention Center
"Big Sight" (modern architecture)
Convivion (modern architecture)
Cormorant
fishing (customs & traditions)
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-Bank
Tôkyô (modern architecture)
Daiichi-Kangyô Bank Kyôto
(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)
Daiyû-in (Nikkô)
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)
Dejima (Nagasaki)
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)
Elephant (iconography)
ema = votive
tablet
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 (flora + fauna)
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)
F.O.B.
Association (architect)
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
Institut de Tôkyô (contemporary architecture)
Franco-Japonais Institut du Kansai (contemporary
architecture)
Free
Time (leisure)
Friends School (modern architecture)
Friends School Centennial Hall
(modern architecture)
Frighter
(transport)
From
First Building (modern architecture)
Fruits (food)
Fruits (fauna + flora)
Fuel Supply (transportation)
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
(modern architecture)
Fukuoka International Congress Center (modern
architecture)
Fukuoka Prefecture, Old Public Hall
Fukuoka
Tower (modern architecture)
Fukuyama-jô
(castle)
Fumita Akihito (architect)
Funakoshi
Tôru (architect)
Funda-in
(temple)
Furano
(city)
furo
= private bath
Furuichi
Tetsuo (architect)
fûryoku =
wind power
Fushimi-inari-jinja
(shrine)
Futami-ga-ura
(landscape)
Futa-omote-dôjôji (kabuki)
Futarasan-Chûgûshi-jinja
(shrine)
Futarasan-jinja
(shrine)
futon =
bedding; bedclothes
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)
GAMO Nagoya (modern
architecture)
Gan Tai (artist)
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
Gensler,
Arthur (architect))
German
Advertising Media
German
Companies in Japan
German
Products in Japan
geta
= Japanese wooden clogs
Gifu
(city)
Gifu Kitagata
Apartment (modern architecture)
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
Pavilion (temple)
Golden
Pavilion (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)
Grasses (fauna + flora)
Grave
(cemetery)
Grave,
Company's (custom & tradition)
Graves,
Michael (architect)
Gravestone
(cemetery)
Graveyard (customs & traditions)
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)
Hakone
Prince Hotel (modern architecture)
Hamamatsu
(city)
Hamarikyû-onshiteien
(stroll garden)
Hamilton
Place, Issey Miyake (modern
architecture)
Hamlet
(modern architecture)
hana = flower
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)
Hara Zaishô
(artist)
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)
Hasekura Rokuemon Tsunenaga
(Sendai)
hasu =
lotus
Hatchô
Miso Company Ltd. (production)
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)
higanbana = Amaryllis
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)
Hokkoku-ginkô (bank)
Hôkoku-ji
(temple)
Hôkoku-jinja
(shrine)
Holl, Steven (architect)
Holly
Annunciation Cathedral
Kyôto (architecture)
Hollyhock
Festival = aoi matsuri
Holy Bridge (Nikkô)
Homeless,
The (society)
Honda
(company)
Hongan-ji
Tsumara Betsu-in (modern architecture)
Hongû
= Kumano-sanzan (landscape)
Hônno-ji
(temple)
Honô-daiko
(music)
Hopkins,
Michael (architect)
Horiike
Hideto
(architect)
Hôrin-ji
(garden)
Hôrin-ji
(temple)
Horiuchi
Color (modern architecture)
Horiuchi Toshiko
MacAdam
(artist)
Horse
(iconography)
Hôryû-ji
(temple)
Hôryû-ji, Gallery
for Treasures of (modern architecture)
Hosaka
Yôichirô (architect)
Hôsei-daigaku (university)
Hôsei University (modern
architecture)
Hoshigaoka
Terrace (modern architecture)
Hoshi-matsuri
(festival)
Hôshôkan /
Byôdo-in Museum (modern architecture)
Hosomi
Museum
(modern architecture)
hostess
(entertainment district)
hosuto
= hostess
Hot Spring (bodies of water)
Hot
Spring (customs & traditions)
Hotakubo Housing (modern architecture)
Hotel
Doorman (work)
Hotels
in Japan:
Fukuoka -
Hyatt
Regency / Sphinx Center
Fukuoka -
Hotel Il Palazzo
Hakone -
Hakone Hotel
Hakone - Hakone
Prince 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
Ôsaka
- Seagull Temposan
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
- Prince Park Tower
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)
Iidabashi Subway Station
(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 Museum (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)
Inokuma
Genichirô
(artist)
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 Congress Center Fukuoka (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)
Ishibutai (stone chamber)
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 Heizaemon (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)
Jamii Mosque (architectue)
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)
Japan Ukiyoe
Museum (modern architecture)
Japanese in
overseas (leisure)
Jeans
Shop (consumption)
Jerde, John A. (architect)
Jerde
Partnership (architect)
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)
kakashi
= scarecrow
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)
Kan Izue Building /
Seaside Momochi (modern architecture)
Kan
Naoto
(prime minister)
Kanagawa
Concert Hall &
Library
(modern architecture)
Kanagawa Prefecture, Administration
(mod. architcture)
Kanagawa Prefecture, Government
(mod. architecture)
Kanamachi
(Tôkyô)
Kanamori Nagachika (history)
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)
Kanô-chô
City Hall (contemporary
architecture)
Kanô Eigaku
(artist)
Kanô Tan'yû
(artist)
Kansai
International 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)
Kawara-dera (temple)
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)
Keihan Station Uji (modern
architecture)
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)
Kijima Yasufumi
(architect)
Kikkawa
Hiroyoshi (lord of the castle)
Kikutake
Kiyonori (architect)
Kimono
(clothes)
Kimura Takeo = TAO
Architects
Kimura Tokusaburo (architect)
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)
Kishô
Kurokawa Building (modern architecture)
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
Muslim Mosque (architecture)
Kôbe Port Tower
(city)
Kôbe
Wing Stadion
(soccer)
Kôbo
Daishi (history)
Kobori Tameo (architect)
Kôbu-kaburenjô
(Kyôto City)
Kôchi
(city)
Kôchi-jô
(castle)
Kôdai-ji (garden)
Kôdai-ji (temple)
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)
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)
kudamono
= fruits
Kujôyama Water Purification
Plant (contemporary architecture)
Kûkai
= Kôbo Daishi
Kuma
Kengô (architect)
Kumamoto
(city)
Kumamoto City Museum
(modern architecture)
Kumamoto-jô
(castle)
Kumamoto-kita
Police Station (modern architecture)
Kumamoto Prefectural Museum of Art
(modern architecture)
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)
Kusabachô
Church (modern architecture)
Kusama
Yayoi (contemporary art)
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 College of Art (modern 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 Parish
Anglican Church (contemporary architecture)
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)
Lake (bodies of water)
Lake Ashi
(landscapes)
Lake Biwa (landscapes)
Lampion
(paper art)
Landmark
Tower (modern architecture)
Landscapes
Langen
Foundation (modern architecture)
Lantern (Japan Images)
Lanvin Boutique Ginza (modern
architecture)
Lapena
José Antonio Martinez (architect)
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)
Lotus (flower)
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 charm (customs & traditions)
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)
Masks,
Namahage- (Akita)
Masks (arts & crafts)
Matsubara Shigeo
(artist)
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 Performing Arts Centre (modern
architecture)
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)
Mestrallet, Raymond (architect)
METI
(ministry building)
Metroca (modern architecture)
Metrotour (modern architecture)
Michael Graves Building (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 Kôkichi (history)
mikuji
= omikuji
Minakuchi-jô
(castle)
Minamiza
Theatre (Kyôto)
Minamoto
no Yoritomo (history)
Minamoto
no Yoshitsune (history)
Minato
Mirai 21 (Yokohama)
Ministry
Buildings (politics)
Misawa Kenji (artist)
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
Ichigokan Museum (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 (modern architecture)
Mitsuke School (contemporary
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)
Mizuho
Bank / former Daiichi-Kangyô-Bank
(modern architecture)
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)
Moinard,
Bruno (architect)
Momoyama-jô
(castle)
Money (currency)
Monkey (iconography)
Monol (modern architecture)
Morgan,
J.H. (architect)
Mori Building Corporation
(architect)
Mori Minoru
(architect)
Mori Takachika (history)
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
Kumamoto - City Museum
Kumamoto Prefectural Museum of Art
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
Nagasaki - Atomic
Bomb Museum
Nagasaki -
Peace Museum
Nagasaki
-
Prefectural 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
Ôsaka
- Wine Museum
Shiga
Prefecture - Miho Museum
Tôkyô
- Edo Tôkyô Museum
Tôkyô
- Emerging Science & Innovation Museum
Tôkyô
- Hyôkeikan Museum
Tôkyô
- Imperial Museum
Tôkyô
- K-Museum
Tôkyô
- Maritime Science, Museum of
Tôkyô
- Metropolitan Art Museum
Tôkyô
-
Mitsubishi Ichigokan 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)
Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum (modern
architecture)
Nagaragawa Convention Center (modern
architecture)
Nagasaki
(city)
Nagasaki National Peace Memorial Hall for
Atomic Bomb Victims
Nagasaki Peace Museum (modern
architecture)
Nagasaki Port Promenade (modern
architecture)
Nagasaki
Prefectural Art Museum (modern architecture)
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
International Center (Nagoya City)
Nagoya-jô
(castle)
Nagoya Lucent Tower (modern architecture)
Nagoya Port Aquarium (leisure)
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)
Nakamura Hiroshi (architect)
Nakamura Yoshihei (architect)
Nakanosakaue
Central Building
(modern architecture)
Nakanosakaue
Sun Bright Twin (modern architecture)
Nakanoshima
Library
(contemporary architecture)
Nakaoyama Tumulus (lAsuka)
Nakata
Hidetoshi (advertising)
Nakatajima
Dunes (landscape)
Nakatsu-jô (castle)
Naked,
Festival of the (festival)
Namahage
Ritual (Akita City)
Namba
(Ôsaka)
Namba Hips (modern architecture)
Namba
Parks
(modern architecture)
Nankin-machi = Chinatown
(Kôbe City)
Nanzan-daigaku
(university)
Naoshima (landscape)
Naoshima City Hall (modern architecture)
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
of
Western Art (modern architecture)
National Museum of
Western Art / Annex
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)
Nicolas G. Hayek Center / Swatch
Bldg. (modern architekture)
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)
Nikkô Futarasan-jinja
(shrine)
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)
Nishimura
Yoshitoki (architect)
Nishina
Dental Clinic
(modern architecture)
Nishizawa
Ryûe
(architect)
Nissan
(multinational group)
Nissan Gallery (modern architecture)
Nissei Theatre (contemporary
architecture)
Nittai-ji (temple)
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
Ôhori Park (Fukuoka)
Ôi-gawa
(river)
Ôishi Kuranosuke (samurai)
Ôji Paper Head Office (modern
architecture)
Okada
Shinichi (architect)
Okada
Shinichirô (architect)
Okamoto Tarô (artist)
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 Fukuoka Prefecture Public Hall
Old
People (society)
Old Hansell House
(contemporary architecture)
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)
Organ I
(modern architecture)
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)
Ôsaka Wine Museum (modern
architecture)
Ôsaka World
Trade
Center (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)
Oura Catholic Church (Nagasaki)
Ôwakudani
(landscape)
Oxy Nogizaka (modern architecture)
Oyama-ningyô (doll)
P
Pachinko
(gambling)
Pacific Century Place (modern
architecture)
Pagoda
(architecture)
painting (arts & crafts)
Palace
Side Building (modern
architecture)
Paper
Art (traditional art)
Paper Art Museum (Moderne Architektur)
Paper
Balloon (custom & tradition)
Paper
Collector (work)
Paper Doll (paper art)
Paper
Falting, Art of (paper art)
Paper Kite (paper art)
Paper Lantern (paper art)
Paper
Money / Notes (currency)
Paper Umbrella (paper art)
PaPeRo (robot)
Paradise
Garden (garden architecture)
Paro (robot)
Pasta
(food)
Peace
Memorial Museum (modern architecture)
Peace
Park (Hiroshima)
Peace
Park (Nagasaki)
Peace,
Statue of (Nagasaki)
Pearl
Cultivation (landscape)
Pedestrian
Lights (traffic)
Pei, I. M.
(architect)
Pelli,
Cesar (architect)
Percussion Instrument (tradional
instruments)
Perennial Grass (nature)
Performing
Arts
Perfume
Department (consumption)
Perfume Shop (consumption)
Perry,
Commodore (Shimoda)
Persimmon (fruits)
Pesce,
Gaetano (architect)
Pet
(traditions)
Petrol Station Attendant (traffic)
Pharaoh
(modern architecture)
Pharmacy (consumption)
Phoenix
Hall (temple)
Phone Box (telecommunication)
Piano,
Renzo (architect)
Piramide (modern architecture)
Pitt,
Brad (advertising)
Plantec Architects (architect)
Plastic
Tree (trend)
Platform
Kiosk (traffic)
Plaything (custom & tradition)
Plaza
Mikado (modern architecture)
Pleasure
Boat (traffic)
Plenary
Assembly Hall (politics)
Plucked Instrument (tradional
instruments)
Plum
Blossom
(season)
Politics
Police
(work)
Police
Box (work)
Police Box in Ebisu (modern
architecture)
Police
Man (work)
Police Station
Kumamoto-kita (modern architecture)
Pontôcho
(Kyôto)
Pontôcho Kaburenjô
(modern architecture)
Pope
Johannes Paul (Hiroshima)
Port Island (Kôbe City)
Port
Opening Memorial Hall
(contemporary architecture)
Portpia
/
Portpia Bridge
(Kôbe City)
Post
Office, Central Ôsaka (contemporary
architecture)
Post
Office, Head Tôkyô
(contemporary
architecture)
Post
Office, Nakagyô
(modern architecture)
Postal
Service (transport)
Prada
Aoyama (modern architecture)
Precipitation (water)
Prefectures / Prefectural buildings:
Aichi Prefectural Administrative
Bldg. of (architecture)
Ehime Prefecture
(landscape)
Fukuoka
Prefecture, Old Public Hall
Kagawa
(landscape)
Kagawa
Prefectural Government (architecture)
Kanagawa
Administration Building (architecture)
Kanagawa
Prefectural Government (architecture)
Kanagawa
Prefecture Museum of Cultural History (architecture)
Kôichi
Prefecture (landscape)
Kyôto
Prefectural Office
(architecture)
Kyôto
Prefectural Office, former
(architecture)
Nagano
Prefectural Shinano Art Museum (architecture)
Nagasaki
Prefectural Art Museum (modern architecture)
Okayama
Prefectural Museum of Art (architecture)
Shiga,
Administration Building
(architecture)
Shizuoka
Prefecture Administrative Building (architecture)
Tokushima
Prefecture
(landscape)
Yamanashi
Prefectural
Museum of Art
(architecture)
Yamanashi
Prefectural
Museum of
Literature
(architecture)
Press
and Broadcasting Center
(modern architecture)
Press photographer (work)
Prime
Minister (politics)
Prince Akishino (emperor`s family)
Prince
Asakanomiya´s Residence
(contemp. architecture)
Prince
Hotel,
Akasaka (modern architecture)
Prince
Hotel, Kyôto Takaragaike
(modern architecture)
Prince Hotel, New Takanawa
(modern architecture)
Prince Hotel,
Shinjuku (modern architecture)
Prince
Hotel,
Sunshine City Prince (modern architecture)
Prince
Park Tower (hotel)
Prince Yamato Takeru (history)
Prisoner-of-war
Camp (history)
Private
Bath (custom & tradition)
Procession of beggars (festival)
Procession
of thousand warriors (festival)
Project Ware House B (modern achitecture)
PS
Company Ltd.
Orangerie (contemporary architecture)
Pub
(food)
Public
Bath (custom & tradition)
Public Telephone (telecommunication)
Publishing
House (Mainichi Shinbun)
Punks
(teens)
Pupils
(education)
PWC (leasure)
Q
Q-Dan
1991 (modern architecture)
Queen's Square (modern
architecture)
R
Raijin
(iconography)
Raika Headquarters (modern
architecture)
Rail
Traffic
Railway
(traffic)
Rainbow
Bridge (architecture)
Rakuraku-en
(garden)
Rapid
Transit (traffic)
ramen
= chinese noodles
Rau,
Johannes (politics)
Raymond,
Antonin (architect)
Recruit Ginza Building (modern
architecture)
Red
Bricks Warehouse
(modern architecture)
Red-Light
District (leisure)
Refuse
Disposal (work)
Religion (society)
Renaissance
(modern architecture)
Residental
Building (living)
Resona
Bank (banking house)
Resona
Maruha Building (modern architecture)
Restaurant
Schmidt House
(modern architecture)
Revue
/ Takarazuka (performing art)
Rice
(food)
Rice,
Cultivation of
Rice
Farmer (cultivation of rice)
Rice
Field (cultivation of rice)
Rice
Planting (festivals & rites)
Rice
Wine (customs & traditions)
Rickshaw (traffic)
Right
wing groups
(politics)
Ri-jô
(castle)
Rikkyô-daigaku
(university)
Rikkyô University, Library (modern
architecture)
Rinkû
Gate Tower (modern architecture)
Rinnô-ji
(temple)
Rin-Rin
Project (modern architecture)
Rin's
Gallery (modern architecture)
Rise
(modern
architecture)
Ritsurin-kôen
(garden)
River (bodies of water)
Rivers in Japan:
Ara-kawa (Tôkyô)
Asahi-gawa
(Okayama)
Daiyagawam
(Nikkô)
Edo-gawa
(Tôkyô)
Fuji-kawa (Berg
Fuji)
Kamo-gawa
(Kyôto)
Kanda-kawa
(Tôkyô)
Kiso-gawa
(Inuyama)
Kitakami-gawa
(Hiraizumi)
Kitakami-gawa
(Morioka)
Kuzuryû-gawa
(Fukui)
Matsumoto-gawa
(Hagi)
Miya-gawa
(Takayama)
Motoyasu-gawa
(Hiroshima)
Nagara-gawa
(Gifu)
Nishiki-gawa
(Iwakuni)
Ôi-gawa
(Kyôto)
Sai-gawa
(Kanazawa)
Shinano-gawa
(Niigata)
Sumida-gawa
(Tôkyô)
Tama-gawa
(Tôkyô)
Uji-gawa (Uji)
Yodo-gawa
(Ôsaka)
Rivers in Tôkyô
(Tôkyô)
Riverwalk Kitakyûshû (modern
architecture)
Road
Construction
Road
Traffic (traffic)
Robot
(technology)
Roche,
Kevin (architect)
Rogers,
Richard (architect)
roji
= tea garden
Rokka Garden (contemporary architecture)
Rokkaku
Kijô
(architect)
Rokô-kan
(modern architecture)
Rokugô-bashi
(bridge)
Rokugô
Building (modern
architecture)
rônin =
masterless samurai
Roppongi
(Tôkyô)
Roppongi Hills Mori Tower
(modern architecture)
Roppongi
Prince Hotel (modern architecture)
Roppongi-1chome Subway
Station (modern architecture)
Roppongi
T-Cube (modern architecture)
Rose
Garden (modern archiecture)
Rossi,
Aldo (architect)
rotenburo
= open-air bath
Ryôan-ji
(temple)
Ryogoku-bashi
(bridge)
ryôkan
= japanese inn
ryûteki
= dragon flute
S
sadô
= way of tea
Sagami
Bay (Kamakura)
Sagano (Kyôto)
Sai-gawa
(Kanazawa)
Saigô
Takamori (history)
Sailing
Boat (traffic)
saisenbako = coin box
Saishô-in
(pagoda)
Saishunkan
Seiyaku Dormitory (modern architecture)
Sakakura
Associates (architect)
Sakakura
Junzô (architect)
Sakakura
Takenosuke (architect)
Sakamoto
Kazunari (architect)
Sakamoto
Ryôma (Kôchi)
Sakamoto Ryôma Memorial Museum (modern
architecture)
Sakata
Seizô (architect)
sake
=
rice wine
sakura =
cherry blossoms
Sakura-bashi
(bridge)
Sakurai
Kiyoshi (architect)
Sakurai
Kotarô (architect)
Sakurajima
(Kagoshima)
Samurai
(Japan images)
Samurai
doll = musha-ningyô
Sanaa
(architect)
San'ai Building (modern
architecture)
Sanjô Eisaburô (architect)
Sanjô-ôhashi
(Kyôto)
Sanjûsangen-dô
(temple)
Sankyo Headquarters Building
Tôkyô (modern architecture)
SANAA (architect)
SANAA
Building Zollverein (modern architecture)
Sannô-Hie-jinja
(shrine)
Sannomiya (Kôbe City)
san-no-tsuzumi
= hourglass drum
Sanô
Zensaku (university)
Sanyo
(multinational group)
Sanyo
Solar
Ark (energy production)
Sanwa
Bank
(modern architecture)
Sanzen-in
(temple)
Sapporo
(city)
saru
= monkey
Satô
Kôichi (architect)
Satô
Takeo (architect)
Satsuma Rebellion (history)
Scala
(modern architecture)
Scarecrow
(rcultivation of rice)
Scarving
(traditional art)
Scooter
(traffic)
Sea (bodies of water)
Seaside Momochi
Project
(modern architecture)
Seasons
Secom
Building (modern architecture)
Security
Man (consumption)
Seel, Richard (architect)
Sei
Shônagon (history)
Seigakuin Girls`School (modern
architecture)
Seijô
First (modern
architecture)
Seike
Kiyoshi (architect)
Seiken-ji
(temple)
Seiko
(multinational group)
seito-kinen-kaigakan = Meiji Memorial Gallery
Sejima
Kazuyo (architect)
sekibutsu
= stone buddha
Sekigahara, Battle of (history)
Sekisui
Chemical (modern
architecture)
Sen
Sôshitsu XV (tea ceremony)
Senba
Takeshi (architect)
Sendai
(city)
Sengaku-ji (temple)
Senior
High School Student (education)
Sennin-musha-gyôretsu (festival)
Senri
Life Science Center (modern
architecture)
Sensô-ji
(temple)
sensu = fan
sentô
= public bath
Sesshû-teien
(garden)
Seta-no-Karahashi
= Karahashi (bridge)
Seto (city)
Setonaikai
(landscape)
Seto-ôhashi
(bridge)
setsubun = beginning of spring
Setsubun-mamemaki (festivals in
Tôkyô)
Seven
Eleven (convenience store)
Seven
Lucky Gods
(iconography)
shakuhachi
= bamboo flute
shamisen
= 3-strings lute
Share
Price (stock exchange)
Shiba-kôen
(park in Tôkyô)
Shibamata
(Tôkyô)
Shibamata-Taishakuten
(Tôkyô)
Shibuya
(Tôkyô)
Shibuya Mark City (modern
architecture)
Shibuya
Subway Station (modern architecture)
shichifukujin
= seven lucky gods
shichi-go-san
/ 7-5-3 (annual festival)
Shiga Prefecture Government Building
(modern architecture)
Shigemura Mitsuo
(artist)
Shiina
Eizô (architect)
shiitake
= Chinese black mushroom
Shijimizuka
(Hamamatsu)
Shikanai Nobutaka
(artist)
Shiki
Theatre (Tôkyô)
Shikoku
(landscape)
Shimabara
(city)
Shimane
Peninsula (landscape)
Shimazu
Nariakira (feudal lord)
Shimbashi Station (contemporary
architecture)
shime-daiko
= small drum
shimenawa
= straw festoon rope
Shimizu Corporation (architect)
Shimoda
(city)
Shimogamo-jinja
(shrine)
Shimooka Renjô (history)
Shimonoseki
(city)
Shin-Kabukiza
(contemporaray
architecture)
Shin-kyô (bridge)
Shin-Marunouchi
Building (modern archietcture)
Shin-Minamata Station
(modern architecture)
Shin-ôhashi
(bridge)
Shin-shiba-suiro (channel)
Shin-Yakushi-ji
(temple)
Shinagawa
(Tôkyô)
Shinagawa East One Tower
(modern architecture)
Shinagawa
Grand Common
(Tôkyô)
Shinagawa Intercity
(Tôkyô)
Shinagawa Intercity Building A
(Tôkyô)
Shinagawa-jinja (shrine)
Shinagawa
V-Tower
(modern architecture)
Shinano Art Museum (modern architecture)
Shinano-gawa
(river)
Shinbashi Station = Shimbashi Station
Shingû = Kumano-sanzan
(landscape)
Shinjuku
(Tôkyô)
Shinjuku
Center Building (modern architecture)
Shinjuku Central Park (Tôkyô)
Shinjuku
Green Tower (modern
architecture)
Shinjuku
I-Land Tower (modern architecture)
Shinjuku
Maynds Tower (modern architecture)
Shinjuku
Mitsui Building (modern architecture)
Shinjuku
Monolith Building (modern architecture)
Shinjuku Nomura Building (modern
architecture)
Shinjuku
NS Building (modern
architecture)
Shinjuku
Oak Tower (modern architecture)
Shinjuku
Park Tower (modern architecture)
Shinjuku Prince Hotel
(Tôkyô)
Shinjuku
Sumitomo Tower (modern architecture)
Shinjuku Washington Hotel
(modern architecture)
Shin-Kabukiza (contemporaray
architecture)
Shinkansen
(traffic)
Shinkô Building (contemporary
architecture)
Shin-kyô (bridge)
Shin-Marunouchi
Building (modern architecture)
Shin-Minamata Station
(modern architecture)
Shinpûkan (contemporary
architecture)
shinobue
= transvers flute
Shinohara
Kazuo (architect)
Shin-ôhashi
(bridge)
Shinrokaku
public bath (Matsuyama)
Shinsaibashi
(Ôsaka)
Shinsaibashi Tower Building (modern
architecture)
Shinsei
Bank (banking house)
Shin-shiba-suiro (channel)
Shinshô-ji
= Narita-san Shinshô-ji (temple)
Shintô (religion)
Shintô deity (iconography)
Shinyakushi-ji
(temple)
Shiodome (Tôkyô)
Shiodome City Center (modern
architecture)
Shiodome Media Tower
(modern architecture)
Shiodome
Sumitomo Building (modern
architecture)
Shirai
Seiichi (architect)
Shiraito-no-taki (waterfall)
Shirakawa-gô
(landscape)
Shirogane House (modern architecture)
Shiroganedai Office, SME (modern architecture)
Shiseido
(multinational group)
Shiseido
Ginza Building (modern architecture)
Shisen-dô
(garden)
Shitennô (iconography)
Shitennô-ji
(temple)
Shizuka Gozen (festivals & rites)
Shizuoka
(City)
Shizuoka Bank (contemporary architecture)
Shizuoka City
Hall (contemporary
architecture)
Shizuoka Prefecture Administrative Bldg.
(modern architecture)
Shizuoka
Press & Broadcasting
(modern architecture)
Shizuoka-Sengen-jinja (shrine)
shô
= mouth organ
shôdô
= calligraphy
Shoe
Shine Boy (work)
Shoe
Shop (consumption)
Shoes,
Traditional (clothes)
Shôfuku-ji
(temple)
shôgatsu
= new year`s day
Shôhô-ji
(temple)
Shôkin
Ginkô,
Yokohama (contemporary architecture)
Shônin,
Priest (Matsumoto)
Shopping
(consumption)
Shopping Mall
(consumption)
Shôrinji-kempô
(martial arts)
Shôtô Museum of Art
(modern architecture)
Shôwa-kan =
National Shôwa Memorial Museum
Shôwa
Memorial Museum (modern architecture)
Shôwa
Memorial Park (Tachikawa)
Shôwa
Period (history)
Shrine
Gate (architecture)
Shrine
(architecure)
Shufu-no-tomosha Bldg. (contemporary
architecture)
Siebold, Philipp Franz von
(history)
Sightseeing
Boat (traffic)
Sightseeing
Bus (traffic)
Silk Center Yokohama (modern
architecture)
Silk Conditioning House
(contemporary architecture)
Silver
Pavilion
(dry landscape garden)
Silver
Pavilion (stroll garden)
Silver Pavilion (temple)
Singing
(leisure)
Sirocco (modern architecture)
Sky
Gate (modern architecture)
Skyscrapers
(Tôkyô)
Sky Tree (Tôkyô)
Slide
(leisure)
SME Shiroganedai Office (modern
architecture)
soba
= buckwheat noodles
Soccer
(sports)
Soccer amateurs (sports)
Soccer coach, foreign (sports)
Soccer
Stadium
Kôbe City
(WM 2002)
Soccer
Stadium Niigata City (WM 2002)
Soccer Stadium Ôsaka City (WM
2002)
Soccer
Stadium
Toyota City (modern architecture)
Soccer
Stadium
Toyota City (WM 2002)
Soccer Stadium Yokohama City
(WM 2002)
Soccer
World Cup 2002 (sports)
Society
Sôfuku-ji
(temple)
Sôgenchi-teien
(garden)
Sôgetsu
Art Center (modern
architecture)
Sôgo Department Store
(contemporary architecture)
Solar
Power (energy production)
Solar
Power Station (Sanyo)
Soldiers´Grave
(customs & traditions)
Soldiers´Hall
(modern architecture)
Solfatara
(Beppu)
Solfatara
(Hakone)
Sone
Tatsuzô (architect)
Sony
(multinational group)
Sony City
(modern architecture)
Sony
Ginza Building (modern architecture)
Sony Tower Ôsaka (modern
architecture)
Soper,
Julius (university)
Sophia-daigaku
(university)
Sophia
University / Building No.10
(modern
architecture)
Souvenir
(customs)
Spanish Embassy
(Tôkyô)
Speciality Shop
(consumption)
Spectacles
Bridge (Nagasaki)
Sphinx Center Fukuoka (modern
architecture)
Spiral
(modern architecture)
Sports
Spring,
Early (season)
Spring,
Late (season)
Spring,
Mid- (season)
St. Agnes Church (contemporary architecture)
St. Agnes Girls' School (contemporary architecture)
St.
Andrew's Church (contemporary
architecture)
St. Anselm's Priory
(contemporary architecture)
St. Francis Xavier
Memorial Church (modern architecture)
St.
Luke's Garden (modern architecture)
St.
Luke's Tower (modern architecture)
St.
Luke's Residence Tower (modern
architecture)
St.
Mary´s Cathedral (modern architecture)
St.
Philip Church (modern architecture)
St. Viator Kitashirakawa
Catholic Church (modern architecture)
Stables of the Koderas
(contemporary
architecture)
Stall
in Temples & Shrines
(consumption)
Star
Festival (festival)
Starbucks
Coffee (food)
Starck,
Philippe (architect)
Station,
Railway
(traffic)
Station Kiosk, Railway
(traffic)
Station
Towers Nagoya (modern architecture)
Steam Engine (traffic)
Steamroller
(building industry)
Steps (modern architecture)
Sticks
(modern architecture)
S.T.M. House (modern architecture)
Stock
Exchange (Tôkyô)
Stone
Buddha (Usuki)
Stone Lantern (Japan Images)
Straits
crossing Bridge
(architecture)
Straw
Festoon Rope (new year´s day)
Streetcar
(traffic)
Street
Cleaning (work)
Street
People (society)
Stretcher
(ambulance)
Stone Bridge (architecture)
Stroll
Garden (architecture)
Stubbins,
Hugh (architect)
Studio Aoyama (modern architecture)
Subaru
(multinational group)
Suburban
Train (traffic)
Subway
(traffic)
Subway Station Iidabashi
(modern architecture)
Subway
Station Roppongi-1chome (modern architecture)
Subway
Station Shibuya (modern architecture)
Sugamo
(Tôkyô)
Sugiyama
Takashi (architect)
suisôgakki
= wind instrument
Suizen-ji
(garden)
Sukibayashi Police Box (modern
architecture)
Sumida Culture Factory (modern
architecture)
Sumida-gawa
(river)
Sumidagawa
Bridges
(architecture)
Sumidagawa-ôhashi
(bridge)
Sumitomo
Bank Kyôto (contemporary
architecture)
Sumitomo Bank Ôsaka
(contemporary architecture)
Sumitomo
Mitsui Bank (banking house)
Sumitomo Shiodome Building (modern
architecture)
Sumitomo Tsukiji Building
(Tôkyô)
Sumiyoshi-jinja
(shrine)
Sumiyoshi-taisha
(shrine)
Summer,
Early (season)
Summer,
Late (season)
Summer,
Mid- (season)
Summer Holiday
(leisure)
Summer Kimono (season)
Sumô
(martial art)
Sun Life Ohori (modern
architecture)
Sun
Rise Alpha (modern architecture)
Sunburst Building (modern
architecture)
Sunkus
(convenience store)
Sunshine
City Prince Hotel (modern
architecture)
Sunshine
60 Building (modern architecture)
Suntory Museum of Art / Midtown (modern
architecture)
Suntory
Whisky (food)
Supermarket
(consumption)
Supreme
Court Building (modern architecture)
Surfing,
Wind- (leisure)
Sushi
(food)
Sushi, rotating (food)
Suspension
Bridge, Modern (architecture)
Suspension
Bridge, Traditional (architecture)
Suspension
Bridge, Vines (architecture)
susuki =
perennial grass
Sutherland,
Kiefer (advertising)
Suzuki
Edward (architect)
Suzuki
Ichirô
(baseball)
Suzuki
Makoto (architect)
Suzuki
Ryôji (architect)
Suzuki
Teiji (architect)
Švagr, Jan Josef
(architect)
Sweden Embassy (Tôkyô)
Swimming Pool, Open Air (leisure)
Swimming
Season (leisure)
Syntax
(modern architecture)
T
Tachikawa
(city)
Taga-jinja
(shrine)
taiko
= drum
Taikodani-inari-jinja (shrine)
Taisei
Construction (architect)
taisha
= shrine
Taishakuten Temple
(Tôkyô)
Taishô Period (history)
Taiyo Life Shinagawa Building
(modern architecture)
Taizô-in
(garden)
Tajima Building (modern architecture)
TAK (modern architecture)
TAK
Associated Architects (architect)
Takahara Schoolhouse (modern
architecture)
Takahashi
Hiroshi & Akiko (architect)
Takamatsu
(city)
Takamatsu
Shin (architect)
Takamatsu Symbol Tower (modern architecture)
Takanawa
Catholic Church (modern
architecture)
Takanawa Prince Hotel
(Tôkyô)
Takanawa Prince Hotel, New (modern
architecture)
Takano Apartment Houses
Takano
Fumiaki (architect)
takarakuji
= lottery
Takarazuka Building
(modern architecture)
Takarazuka Opera Company
(performing art)
Takasaki
Masaharu (architect)
Takashimaya
Ginza (department store)
Takashimaya
Times Square (modern archiecture)
Takayama
(city)
Takayama
Hikokurô (Kyôto)
Takayama
Kojirô (architect)
take
= bamboo
Takeda
Goichi (architect)
Takeda Shingen (history)
Takekiri-eshiki
(festivals & rites)
Takekoshi
Kenzô (architect)
Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum (modern
architecture)
Takenaka
Corporation (architect)
takenoko
= bamboo shoots
Takeyama
Kiyoshi Sei (architect)
Takeyama
Minoru (architect)
Takezawa
Shûichi (architect)
taki
= waterfall
Taki
Rentarô (composer)
Takigi
Nô (performing art)
tako
= kite
Talisman
(lucky charme)
Tamae-bashi (bridge)
Tama-gawa
(river)
Tamagawa Library Kanazawa (modern architecture)
Tamonten
(iconography)
Tamura-jinja
(shrine)
Tamura
Yasushi (architect)
Tanabe
Agency Building (modern
architecture)
Tanabe
Hiroshi (architect)
Tange Associates (architect)
Tange
Kenzô (architect)
tango-no-sekku
= boys`festival
Taniguchi
Yoshio (architect)
Taniguchi
Yoshirô (architect)
Tanise-no-tsuribashi
(bridge)
tanuki
= racoon dog
TAO
Architects (architect)
Tasai Tôru (architect)
tatsu
= dragon
Tatsuno
Kazai (architect)
Tatsuno
Kingo (architect)
Taue-sai (festivals & rites)
Taxi
(traffic)
TBS (television station)
T-Building
in Nakameguro (modern architecture)
Tea
(food)
Tea,
Cultivation of
Tea
Ceremony (traditional art)
Tea
Garden
(garden)
Tea
House (traditional art)
Tea house Ichiriki-ochaya (Kyôto)
Team
Zoo (architect)
Technology (economy)
Teens
(society)
Tekkôkan Steel Building
(modern
architecture)
Telecom
Center (modern architecture)
Telecommunication
Telephone (telecommunication)
Telephone Line (telecommunication)
Temple
(architecture)
Tempôzan-ôhashi
(bridge)
tennô
= Emperor
Tenryû-ji
(temple)
Tepco
Electric Energy Museum (modern architecture)
Tepia
(modern architecture)
tera
= temple
Terada
Hideo (architect)
Terrazza
(modern architecture)
Terui Shinzô (architect)
The Juwels of Aoyama (modern
architecture)
Theatre
(performing art)
Theatre Imperial (modern architecture)
Theatre,
Kabuki (Kyôto)
Theatre,
Kabuki Ôsaka (contemporary
architecture)
Theatre
Kabuki Tôkyô (contemporaray
architecture)
Theatre,
Minamiza (Kyôto)
Theatre, National / Tôkyô
(modern
architecture)
Theatre,
New National / Tôkyô (modern
architecture)
Theatre, Nissei (contemporary
architecture)
Theatre, Shiki (Tôkyô)
Thermal
Spa (customs & traditions)
Third Millenium Gate (modern architecture)
Thousand
warriors procession (festival)
Three
Boats
Procession (festivals & rites)
395 (modern architecture)
Thunder + Lightning (nature)
Timber
Frame House (modern
architecture)
Times I
+ II (modern architecture)
TIT
Centennial Hall (modern architecture)
tô
= pagoda
Toba
(city)
Tôbu-tetsudô-sumidagawa-kyôryô
(bridge)
Tôdai
= Tôkyô University
Tôdai-ji
(temple)
Tod`s
Omotesandô (modern architecture)
Tôfuku-ji
(temple)
Tôfuku-ji
/ Hôjô Hossô Garden (garden)
Tôgan-ji
(temple)
Togetsu-kyô
(bridge)
Tôgô Heihachirô
(history)
Tôhoku
(landscape)
Tôhoku-daigaku
(university)
Toilet (custom & tradition)
Tô-ji
(temple)
Tôkagakudô (contemporary architecture)
Tôkaidô
(historical long-distance road)
Tôkasaikan Building (contemporary
architecture)
Tôkôdai =
Tôkyô-kôgyô-daigaku
(university)
Tokoro Masaaki (architect)
Tokugawa
Ieyasu (history)
Tokugawa
Art Museum (Nagoya)
Tokushima
(city)
Tôkyô
(city)
Tôkyô
Big Sight (modern architecture)
Tôkyô Camii Mosque (architectue)
Tôkyô
Central Station (Tôkyô)
Tôkyô
City Hall (modern architecture)
Tôkyô Church of Christ
(modern architecture)
Tôkyô Daigaku (university)
Tôkyô
Design Center
(modern architecture)
Tôkyô Dome
(modern architecture)
Tôkyô
Dome Hotel (modern architecture)
Tôkyô
FM (radio station)
Tôkyô Geijutsu Daigaku
(university)
Tôkyô
Harumi Terminal (modern
architecture)
Tôkyô Imperial Hotel
(modern architecture)
Tôkyô
Imperial Hotel, Old (modern architecture)
Tôkyô
Institut of Technologie (university)
Tôkyô
JR Central Station (Tôkyô)
Tôkyô
Kôgyô Daigaku
(university)
Tôkyô
Marine & Fire
Insurance (modern architecture)
Tôkyô Metropolitan Art
Museum (modern architecture)
Tôkyô
Metropolitan Art Space (modern architecture)
Tôkyô Metropolitan
Festival Hall (modern architecture)
Tôkyô
Metropolitan Government Office (modern architecture)
Tôkyô
Metropolitan Gymnasium (modern architecture)
Tôkyô Mode Gakuen (modern
architecture)
Tôkyô
National Museum, Honkan
(architecture)
Tôkyô
National Museum, Hôryû-ji
(modern architecture)
Tôkyô
National Museum,
Tôyôkan (architecture)
Tôkyô
National Theater (modern
architecture)
Tôkyô
National Theater, New (modern
architecture)
Tôkyô
National University, Fine Arts & Music (education)
Tōkyō
National University, Fine Arts & Music, Art Museum
Tōkyō
National University, Fine Arts & Music, Concert Hall
Tôkyô
Opera City Building (modern
architecture)
Tôkyô Sky Tree
(Tôkyô)
Tôkyô
Stock Exchange = TSE
Tôkyô
Star Bank (banking house)
Tôkyô Tower
(Tôkyô)
Tôkyô
Twin
Parks
(modern architecture)
Tôkyô
University (education)
Tôkyô
University, Gotenshita Memorial Arena (architecture)
Tôkyô University, Faculty of Law Bldg.
(architekture)
Tôkyô
University, Faculty of Letters Bldg. (architecture)
Tôkyô
University, Yasuda Hall
(contemporary architecture)
Tôkyô
Wan Aqua-Line
(bridge)
Tôkyû
Sekkei (architect)
TOM Gallery (modern architecture)
Tombstone
(customs & traditions)
Tominaga Yuzuru (architect)
Topix
(stock exchange)
Toppan
Koishikawa Building (modern architecture)
Tora-san (Tôkyô)
Torchbearer
(festival)
torii
= shrine gate
Torres,
Elías (architect)
Toshiba
(multinational group)
Toshiba Building
(modern architecture)
toshi-no-ichi
= year end market
Tôshôdai-ji
(temple)
Tôshô-gû mausoleum
(Nikkô)
Tottori
(landscape)
Tourist Boat (traffic)
Touristic
Service (work)
Tower
Blocks (Tôkyô)
Tower
House (modern architecture)
Tower of Winds (modern architecture)
Toy
(custom & tradition)
Toyoda Kiichirô
(history)
Toyoda
Shôichirô
(history)
Toyohashi
(city)
Toyohashi
City Hall (contemporary
architecture)
Toyota
(city)
Toyota
(multinational group)
Toyota
Auto Salon Amlux (modern architecture)
Toyota Bridge (modern architecture)
Toyota
City Hall (modern architecture)
Toyota
City Stadium (modern architecture)
Toyota Hall, Nagoya University
(modern architecture)
Toyota
Mainichi Building (modern architecture)
Toyota
Municipal Museum of Art (modern architecture)
Toyota
Sangô-kan (modern architecture)
Toyotomi
Hideyoshi (history)
Traditional
Arts
Traditional Dances (performing arts)
Traditional
Instruments (performing arts)
Traditions
Traffic
Traffic Lights (traffic)
Traffic
Police (work)
Tram
(traffic)
Trans (modern architecture)
Transport
of Goods (transportation)
Transvers Flute (traditional
instruments)
Travel
Guide (work)
Travel - inland (leisure)
Travel - overseas (leisure)
Trowbridge
& Livingstone (architect)
Truck
(transportation)
Truck Blessing (transportation)
Truss Wall House (modern architecture)
TSE
=
Tôkyô Stock Exchange
Tsubouchi
Shôyô (author)
Tsuda
Hall (modern architecture)
Tsugaru-Shamisen
(instrument)
Tsukiji
(Tôkyô)
Tsukiji Fishmarket
(Tôkyô)
Tsukiji-Hongan-ji
(temple)
tsukimi
= "moon viewing"
Tsukishima (Tôkyô)
Tsukuda
(Tôkyô)
Tsukuda-ôhashi
(bridge)
Tsumaki
Yorinaka (architect)
tsunami
= tidal wave
tsuri-daiko
= drum on a stand
Tsurugaoka-Hachiman-gû
(shrine)
Tsurumai-kôen (park)
Tsûtenkaku
(modern architecture)
tsutsuji
= azalea
Tsuwano
(city)
Tsuwano-jô (castle)
Tusquets,
Oscar (architect)
TV
Asahi (television station)
TV Tôkyô
(television station)
21-21
Design Sight (modern
architecture)
Twin
Parks Tôkyô (modern architecture)
Twin
Towers (Ôsaka)
U
Uchida
Shigeru (architect)
Uchida
Yoshikazu (architect)
Uchidake Jûtaku (contemporary
architecture)
Uchii
Shôzo (architect)
Uchikanda
D.N.K. Bldg. (modern architecture)
Uchisaiwai-chô (Tôkyô)
udon
= wheat noodles
Ueno
(Tôkyô)
Ueno Green Club (modern
architecture)
Ueno
Park
(Tôkyô)
UFJ
Bank (banking house)
UFJ
Bank Headquarters (modern architecture)
Uji
(city)
Uji-bashi
(bridge)
Ujigami-jinja
(shrine)
Uji-gawa
(river)
Uji Keihan Station (modern
architecture)
U-jô
(castle)
ukai
= cormorant fishing
Ukiyo-e
Museum (modern architecture)
Ultra-nationalists (politics)
uma = horse
Umaya-bashi
(bridge)
Umbrella, Japanese (paper art)
Umebayashi
Katsu (architect)
Umeda
(Ôsaka)
Umeda
Sky City (modern architecture)
Umemiya Tatsuo (Narita)
Umesawa
Tomio (kabuki)
Unhex
Nani Nani (modern architecture)
United
Arrows
Harajuku (modern architecture)
United
Nations University (modern architecture)
United
States Embassy (Tôkyô)
United
Nations University (modern architecture)
Universities in Japan
(education)
Universities in Tôkyô
(Tôkyô)
University Aichi Prefectural (education)
University
Chûkyô (education)
University Dôshisha, Chapel of
(contemp. architecture)
University
Dôshisha, Haris
Science Hall (contemp. archit.)
University Dôshisha,
Shôeikan (contemporary architecture)
University
Hitotsubashi, Kanematsu Auditorium
(architecture)
University
Hôsei (modern architecture)
University Hôsei, Boissonade
Tower (modern architecture)
University Keiô, New Library (modern
architecture)
University Keiô, Old Library
(contemporary architecture)
University Kinjjô-gakuin (education)
University
Kôgakuin (modern architecture)
University
Meiji, Liberty Tower (modern
architecture)
University Meiji-gakuin
(education)
University Meiji-gakuin, Chapel
(contemporary architecture)
University Meiji-gakuin, Main
Hall
(modern architecture)
University
Meiji-gakuin, Palette Zone (modern architecture)
University
Nagoya, Research Center (mod.
architecture)
University Nanzan, Chapel of (modern architecure)
University
Ôtani (education)
University
Ôtani, Auditorium (modern architecture)
University
Ôtani, Headquarters (modern architecture)
University Rikkyô, Library (modern
architecure)
University
Sophia, Building No.1 (contemp. architecture)
University
Sophia, Building No.10 (mod.
architecture)
University
Tôkyô, Gotenshita Memorial Arena (architecture)
University Tôkyô, Faculty of Law
Building (architecture)
University
Tôkyô, Faculty of Letters Building (architecture)
University Tôkyô, Yasuda
Hall (contemp. architecture)
Universität
Tōkyō of Fine Arts & Music (education)
Universität
Tōkyō of Fine Arts & Music, Concert Hall
Universität
Tōkyō of Fine Arts & Music, Art Museum
University,
United
Nations (modern architecure)
University Waseda, Hi-Tech Research (mod.
architecture)
University
Waseda, Research Center (mod.
architecture)
University
Waseda, Student Lounge (mod. architecture)
Urabe
Shizutarô (architect)
Urakami
Cathedral (Nagasaki)
Urban Motorway (Tôkyô)
Urban Motorway (traffic)
US
Embassy (Tôkyô)
US Flag (flags)
Used Car Trade
(traffic)
Ushida
Eisaku (architect)
Usuki
(landscape)
Uwajima
(city)
uyoku-dantai
= right wing groups
V
Vegetable
(food)
Vending
Machine (consumption)
Vidyârâja (Iconography)
Villa
Iwasaki (contemporary
architecture)
Villa Katsura (garden)
Villa
Moderna (modern architecture)
Vine Bridge (architecture)
Vinôly,
Rafael (architect)
Visiting
Card (work)
Visual Kei (trend)
Vories,
William Merrell (architect)
Yoshitsune
= Minamoto Yoshitsune
Volcanic
Crater (Mt. Aso)
Volcanic
Crater (Mt. Fuji)
Volcanic
Island (Sakurajima)
Votive picture (Shintô)
Vuitton
Ginza Building (modern
architecture)
Vuitton
Nagoya Building (modern
architecture)
Vuitton Namiki Building (modern
architecture)
Vuitton
Omotesandô Building
(modern architecture)
Vuitton Roppongi Hills Building
(modern
architecture)
W
Wacoal
Kojimachi Bldg. (modern architecture)
Wada Junken
(architect)
wagasa =
Japanese umbrella
Wagener,
Gottfried (history)
Wakabayashi
Hiroyuki (architect)
Wakamaru (robot)
Wakasa Beach
(leisure)
Wakayama
(city)
Wako Department Store (contemporary
architecture)
Wall
Avenue (modern architecture)
War
Dead Memorial of Tôkyô (modern
architecture)
Waseda-daigaku
(university)
Waseda Studence (modern architecture)
Waseda University (education)
Waseda
University / Department of Literature (mod. architecture)
Waseda
University / Hi-Tech Research (modern
architecture)
Waseda
University / Research Center (modern
architecture)
Waseda University / Student Lounge
(modern architecture)
Washington Hotel Sakuragichô
(modern architecture)
Washington
Hotel Shinjuku (modern architecture)
washoku
= Japanese cuisine
Waste
Disposal (work)
Watanabe Eiji (architect)
Watanabe
Fukuzô (architect)
Watanabe
Hitoshi / Watanabe Jin (architect)
Watanabe
Makoto Sei (architect)
Watanabe
Setsu (architect)
Watanabe Yôji (architect)
Watari-Um
(modern architecture)
Water
(nature)
Water Purification Plant Mt.
Kujô (contemporary architecture)
Water
Sports (leisure)
Waterfall (bodies of water)
Waterway
(traffic)
Web
(modern architecture)
Wedded
Rocks (landscape)
Wedding
Ceremony (tradition)
Wedge (modern architecture)
Week
(modern architecture)
Wesley, John (university)
West Japan General Exhibition
Center (modern architecture)
Wheelchair
(elderly)
Wheelchair Robot
(technology)
Whisky
(food & drinks)
white trash charms japan (modern
architecture)
Williams,
Channing Moore (university)
Wilmotte,
Jean-Michel (architect)
Wind
Egg (modern architecture)
Wind Instrument (traditional
instruments)
Window
Cleaner (work)
Wind
Power
(energy production)
Windsurfing
(leisure)
Wine Museum Ôsaka (modern
architecture)
Winter,
Early (season)
Winter,
Late (season)
Winter,
Mid- (season)
Wooden Bridge (architecture)
Woods,
Tiger (advertising)
Work
Worker
Workshop
(architect)
Workstation (architect)
World
Cup 2002, Soccer (sports)
World
Peace Memorial Church (Hiroshima)
World Trade
Center Ôsaka (modern architecture)
Wright,
Frank Lloyd (architect)
X
Xavier,
Francis (history)
Xavier, Francis Memorial
Church Kagoshima
Xavier, Francis Memorial
Church Yamaguchi
Y
Yabe
Matakichi (architect)
Yabusame
(festivals & rites)
Yachida
Akio (architect)
Yakisoba
(food)
Yakushi-ji
(temple)
yashiro
= shrine
Yamada
Mamoru (architect)
Yamada
Shômei Headquarters (modern
architecture)
Yamaguchi
(city)
Yamaguchi
Hanroku (architect)
Yamaguchi
Prefecture, Museum of Art
(modern architecture)
Yamaha
(multinational group)
Yamamoto
Riken (architect)
Yamato Shin (artist)
Yamanaka-jô
(castle)
Yamanashi
Broadcasting & Press
Center
(modern architecture)
Yamanashi
Prefecture Museum of Art
(modern architecture)
Yamanashi Prefecture Museum of
Literature
(modern architecture)
Yamanouchi
Kazutoyo
(history)
Yamashita
Kazumasa (architect)
Yamashita
Park (Yokohama)
Yamashita Park Renovation
(modern architecture)
Yamashita
Sekkei (architect)
Yamate
111-ban-kan (modern
architecture)
Yamate
234-ban-kan (modern architecture)
Yamato Courier Service (transportation)
Yamato International (modern
architecture)
Yamato
Period (history)
Yamato Takeru (history)
Yamauchi
Katsutoyo
(history)
Yamauchi
Ken
(architect)
Yamayaki
(festivals & rites)
Yamazaki Memorial Hall (contemporary
architecture)
Yanagisawa
Takahiko (architect)
Yano
Jirô (university)
Yasaka-jinja
(shrine)
Yasuda
Hall / Tôkyô University (contemporary architecture)
Yasui Architects (architect)
Yasui Takeo (architect)
Yasukuni-jinja
(shrine)
Yatsuka
Hajime (architect)
Yayoi-no-machiya (modern
architecture)
Yayoi Period (history)
Year End Market
(Tôkyô festivals)
Yebisu
Garden Place (Tôkyô)
Yebisu
Garden Place Tower (modern architecture)
Yen
= Currency
YH
Building (modern architecture)
Y.M.D. Building (modern architecture)
Yodoya-bashi
(bridge)
Yoh Shôei (architect)
Yokkaichi
(city)
Yokogawa Ken (architect)
Yokogawa
Tamisuke (architect)
Yokohama
(city)
Yokohama Archives of History (modern
architecture)
Yokohama
Bank (banking house)
Yokohama Bank, old
(contemporary architecture)
Yokohama
Bank Kyôkai
(contemporary architecture)
Yokohama
Bay Bridge (architecture)
Yokohama Business Park (modern
architecture)
Yokohama City
Hall
(contemporary
architecture)
Yokohama
Civic Hall (modern architecture)
Yokohama Grand InterContinental Hotel (modern
architecture)
Yokohama
I-Land Tower (modern architecture)
Yokohama
International Stadium
(soccer)
Yokohama Kaigan Church (contemporary
architecture)
Yokohama
Kyôritsu Gakuen
(modern architecture)
Yokohama Mitsui Bussan Building
(contemporary architecture)
Yokohama
Museum
of Art (modern architecture)
Yokohama
Shiro Church (contemporary
architecture)
Yokohama
Shôkin
Ginkô (contemporary architecture)
Yokohama
Stadium (baseball)
Yokohama Washington Hotel Sakuragichô
(modern architecture)
Yomiuri
Shinbun (publishing house)
Yoshiba Itsurô (architect)
Yoshida Eizô (architect)
Yoshida
Isoya (architect)
Yoshida Shôin (history)
Yoshida
Tetsurô
(architect)
Yoshida-jô
(castle)
Yoshii
Shigenori (architect)
Yoshimura Tokuichi (architect)
Yoshino-Kumano National Park (landscape)
Yoshinoya (fast food restaurant)
Yoshitaka
Satake (lord of the castle)
Yoshitsune
= Minamoto Yoshitsune
Yoshizaka
Takamasa (architect)
Yoyogi
Forest Building (modern architecture)
Yoyogi no Mori Park Mansion (modern
architecture)
Yoyogi
Park (Tôkyô)
Y
Residence (modern architecture)
Yukino
Motokichi (architect)
Yurakuchô
Mullion (modern
architecture)
yûransen
= tourist boat
Yurikan
Museum (contemporary architecture)
Yushima-seidô (temple)
Yûshûkan Museum
(Yasukuni shrine)
Z
Zen
Garden (architecture)
Zeniarai-Benten
(shrine)
Zenkô-ji
(temple)
Zentsû-ji
(temple)
Zeze-jô
(castle)
zither, 13 strings long (instruments)
Zôchoten
(iconography)
Zôjô-ji
(temple)
Zollverein
SANAA Building (modern architecture)
zôri
= Japanese wooden clogs
Zuigan-ji
(temple)
zuijin
= warrior guardian in Shintô shrine
Zuiki-matsuri
(festivals & rites)
Zuisen-ji
(temple)
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