I got my first impression of Japanese culture through real-time strategy games, where choosing to play with the civilization meant getting disciplined units and sleek pagodas, and I've been a fan of them ever since.
Maybe it's my European tendency to romanticize far away places, but if you’re anything like me, the subreddit r/JapaneseArchitecture is a perfect stepping stone into that world, serving up everything from old temples to modern homes that feel very human, in the best sense of that word.
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Meigetsu-In (1394) By Uesugi Norikata
Todoroki House In Valley By Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane
House N By Sou Fujimoto
The Five-Story Pagoda Built In 1688 At Koushoji Temple In Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
House In Nishinanaku, Okayama By Artbox
Loop By Uid Architects
House In Shirakawa
Rental Space Tower By Sou Fujimoto
Nago City Hall (1981) By Elephant Design Group
Extend To Forest By Kengo Kuma
Nishimuraya Honkan In Kinosaki Onsen
Tsubo House - Arte-1 Architects
Maekawa House (1942) By Kunio Maekawa
The Miyako Hotel (1959) In Kyoto By Togo Murano
Plaza Of Kanagawa Institute Of Technology By Junya Ishigami
Amami House - Sakai Architects
Sayama Cemetery Community Hall By Hiroshi Nakamura & Nap
Sunwell Muse Kitasando By Takato Tamagami And Tsutomu Hasegawa
Department Of Art Science At Osaka University Of Arts By Kazuyo Sejima
Tea Square Morihan In Kyoto, By Kentaro Takeguchi + Asako Yamamoto
Arai Ryokan In Shuzenji
Cloud Of Luster By Ktx Archilab
House In Muko By Fujiwarramuro Architects
This House Feels Luxurious Without Looking Expensive
House In Nakano - Hiroyuki Oinuma Architect & Associates
Cooperative House In Midorigaoka, Tokyo By Hitoshi Wakamatsu
Photo Studio By Hiroki Tominaga-Atelier + Yae Fujima
House In Karuizawa By Case Design Studio
House Om By Studio Monaka
House In Gakuenmae By Fujiwaramaro Architects
Chichu Art Museum By Tadao Ando
Kyoto International Conference Center
Kumamoto Prefectural Museum Of Art (1977) By Kunio Maekawa
Shikatebukuro Annex, Saitama By Ikimono Architects
Omoken Park By Yabashi Architects
House In Maitamon By Tomohiro Hata
Nothing in it! Is that a square hole in floor or glass bottom to let light below?
Weekend House Alley By Manabu Chiba
Tanimura Art Museum By Togo Murano
This One Looks Like A “Gem”
Glass Temple By Takashi Yamaguchi
Tree House By Mount Fuji Architects
Mountain House, Sisono (1991) By Toshiaki Ishida
Kurasako Nursery School By Katsufumi Kubota
A-Shaped Lodge, Karuizawa (1960) By Kazumasa Yamashita
Some Pictures I Took In Kyoto
Musashino Art University Library By Sou Fujimoto
Poetic And Functional Minimalism In Modern Japanese House Design
Zig House/Zag House In Tokyo By Studio Nasca
Curtain Wall House By Shigeru Ban
Ya-House By Kubota Architect Atelier
Tato House By Tato Architects
House In Takamatsu, Japan
Shin-Hakushima Station By Coelacanth And Associates
21st Century Museum Of Contemporary Art By Sanaa
Jihoin Temple By Yukio Asari
Mukaitaki Ryokan In Higashiyama Onsen
Ovaless House By Shigeru Ban
Japan Guide Dog Center By Chiba Manabu
Nagano Olympic Stadium By Yuichi Saito And Rui Sekkei-Shitsu (1998)
Wacoal Building, Tokyo, By Kisho Kurokawa (1984)
House In Koyoen By Tomohiro Hata
Oita Prefectural Art Museum By Shigeru Ban Architects
Vault Roof House - Keisuke Kawaguchi + K2-Design
Dear Jingumae Building By Amano Design Office
Museum Of Architecture By Toyo Ito
Sunnyhills At Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo, Japan. Architect: Kengo Kuma And Associates
House Tokyo - Junichi Sampei/ A.l.x
House In Himeji By Fujiwaramuro Architects
Above The Wall By Masafumi Harigai
Chanoma Cafe (2020), Tokyo, By Tsuyoshi Sudo
Oblomov Bar, Fukuoka (1989) By Shiro Kuramata
Airspace Tokyo By Faulders Architecture
I-Mango By Takuro Yamamoto Architects
Elevated House In Rokko By Tato Architects
Aichi Prefectural University Of Fine Arts (1966) By Junzo Yoshimura
Week Building (1986) By Shin Takamatsu
Yoyogi National Gymnasium (1964) By Kenzo Tange
Miyakonojo Civic Center, Miyakonojo, Miyazaki Prefecture, By Kiyonori Kikutake (1966)
Crystal Brick House By Atelier Tekuto
Okinawa Prefectural Museum By Ishimoto
Not particularly inspired, beautiful or functional. But they are trying, and most look like they could withstand an earthquake.
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I get paid over 220 Bucks per hour working from home with 2 kids at home. i never thought i'd be able to do it but my best friend earns over 15k a month doing this and she convinced me to try. the potential with this is endless..., COPY HERE➤➤ 𝗟𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗝𝗼𝗯𝟭.𝗰𝗼𝗺
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