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Sagawa Art Museum
守山市 湖南
Three pavilions seeming to float on water, including an underground tea room designed by the fifteenth Raku master himself.
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滋賀県 · Art & museums
守山市 湖南
Three pavilions seeming to float on water, including an underground tea room designed by the fifteenth Raku master himself.
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大津市 湖南
Built around Otsu-e folk paintings and the Buddhist art of Mt Hiei, in the town that served both.
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大津市 湖南
Mass-produced roadside paintings sold to travellers, drawn fast to fixed subjects - later hailed by Yanagi as folk art.
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大津市 湖南
The Tendai head temple, where the icon sits below the worshippers so the two meet at eye level - a section found nowhere else.
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大津市 湖南
Four National Treasure buildings; burned and rebuilt again and again, so each era's architecture stands in one precinct.
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大津市 湖南
Halls built on a mass of wollastonite rock; its pagoda is the oldest of its type, and Murasaki is said to have begun Genji here.
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大津市 湖南
A shrine form unique to this site, with a raised underfloor space and eaves extending on three sides.
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大津市 湖南
Designed by a 23-year-old engineer: a tunnel bored through the mountains and an incline that hauled boats up the slope on rails.
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大津市 湖南
A painter who lost her dominant arm to illness and went on painting left-handed until her death at 35.
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大津市 湖南
A hall projecting out over the lake, drawn by Hiroshige - a composition made of nothing but water and architecture.
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甲賀市 湖南
One of the six ancient kilns; feldspar in the coarse clay bursts white through the surface, and fire and ash mark each pot differently.
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甲賀市 湖南
Studio, gallery and research on one hill, hosting foreign artists to work in Shigaraki clay for over thirty years.
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彦根市 湖東
A National Treasure keep that combines three kinds of gable to make a small tower look far more complex.
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彦根市 湖東
The lord's palace rebuilt in timber to hold the Ii family's red-lacquered armour and its Noh masks and robes.
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彦根市 湖東
A daimyo garden laid out so the castle keep appears across the pond - the fortress used as garden scenery.
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近江八幡市 湖東
A canal dug to link town and lake; residents stopped it being filled in, and the whole quarter is now protected.
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近江八幡市 湖東
A missionary who came to teach English and ended up designing 1,600 buildings; this town was his base.
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近江八幡市 湖東
Terunobu Fujimori planted the roof with grass and studded the walls with charcoal - an experiment in blurring plant and building.
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近江八幡市 湖東
Nobunaga's castle, the first with a true keep; a six-metre stairway drives straight up the hill as a demonstration of power.
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近江八幡市 湖東
The centre of research reconstructing Azuchi Castle; the ongoing argument about its form is itself the exhibition.
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東近江市 湖東
The home houses of merchants who traded nationwide under a creed of benefit to seller, buyer and society alike.
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長浜市 湖北
Residents bought a black-plastered bank about to be demolished and rebuilt the town around glass - a case study nationwide.
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長浜市 湖北
Floats built as stages on which children perform kabuki, covered in lacquer, metal fittings and embroidered hangings.
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長浜市 湖北
One of only seven National Treasure eleven-headed Kannon; villagers buried it in the earth to save it from war, and still keep it.
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