Do|Co|Mo|Mo is an international organisation dedicated to the Documentation and Conservation of buildings, sites and neighbourhoods of th...

Do|Co|Mo|Mo is an international organisation dedicated to the Documentation and Conservation of buildings, sites and neighbourhoods of th...

Kenzo Tange’s Yoyogi Stadium came to symbolise the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games and, more than that, along with the Bullet Train, it came to sym

St. Mary's Cathedral Tokyo was opened in the same year as the Yoyogi Olympic Stadia designed by Kenzo Tange for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics.

Do|Co|Mo|Mo is an international organisation dedicated to the Documentation and Conservation of buildings, sites and neighbourhoods of th...

The San-Ai Dream Centre has stood the test of time due to a design that maintains a clear focus on the purpose of the building.

Gunma Music Centre, by Antonin Raymond, uses thin folded concrete plates to create a rigid structure that is earthquake resistant.

The Osaka Memorial Hall marks the introduction of parliamentary democracy to Japan and the possibility of a new beginning after the destruct

Toyoda Hall, Fumihiko Maki's debut project, contains the seeds of ideas that he has continued to develop throughout his career...

The design of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building represents a time when modernism was concerned with the creation of a socially-engage

Togo Murano is one of the best known and most prolific 20th century architects in Japan. He is admired by architectural specialists and the

The Ura House, designed by Takamasa Yoshizaka in 1956, is influenced by Corbusian ideas but also anticipates Japanese Metabolism.

The Imperial Palace Kyoto and Naka Incineration Plant Hiroshima illustrate Japan's movement from a pre-modern, feudal, emperor-worshippi

The Osaka Gas Building, designed by Takeo Yasui and completed in 1933, reflects Osaka's optimistic embrace of the future at that time an

Between 1932 and 1962 Yasujiro Ozu made a series of films that provide a slice of Tokyo life during the arrival of Modernism in Japan.

The Kagawa Prefectural Government Offices (1958) offered a radical new vision of what Japanese public buildings might be and are perhaps Ken

The Japanese government held an architectural competition for the design of the Peace Centre, which was won by Kenzo Tange with an apparentl

The International House of Japan can be seen as a symbol of Japan's attempt to transition into the modern era and is set against the bac

The real value of Tokyo's Dojunkai Apartments has been ignored in the rush to maximise economic gain from the land that they occupied.

Tokyo Women's Christian University, designed by Antonin Raymond, was selected by DoCoMoMo as one of the top 100 Modernist buildings in J