John Barr
 

The Golden Temple in Kyoto is viewed through the eyes of the psychopathic arsonist of Yushio Mishima's novel.

Tō-no-ie (Tower House) is the house designed by Takamitsu Azuma for himself and his family in Tokyo.

The Maekawa House is a product of the seismic political and cultural upheavals that wracked 20th century Japan.

Zenecon are the greatest force in the construction, and possibly the design, of the Japanese built environment.

Are we still indulging in 19th century Exoticism and Orientalism in our view of Japan and Japanese architecture?