A Journey Through Architecture
120 remarkable architectural destinations across Japan.
Japan is home to some of the world’s most influential architects.
From rising stars redefining architecture with bold and original ideas, to legendary masters continuing to push new boundaries.
This book offers a curated journey through Japan’s most inspiring contemporary architecture.
Perfect for architecture lovers, travelers, and design enthusiasts.
Shooting Trip
Architectural experiences photographed by Yoshiyuki Okuyama, Mt. Fuji World Heritage Centre, La Collina Omihachiman, Tsuruoka Arts Forum, Tunnel of Light
Top Runners
Five leading contemporary Japanese architects, including Junya Ishigami, Tsuyoshi Tane, Sou Fujimoto, Akihisa Hirata, and Suppose Design Office
Masters’ New Frontier
New challenges by Japan’s architectural masters.
Tadao Ando, Shigeru Ban, Jun Aoki, Kengo Kuma, Kazuyo Sejima
The Tokyo Toilet
Tokyo’s reimagined public toilets photographed by Takashi Homma
Urbanism
Architect Hiroshi Naito’s perspective on shaping the city of Shibuya
Travel Guide
36 architectural destinations worth traveling for
Special Talks & Study
Conversations between architects, architectural lineages,
and breakthrough works by today’s top designers
Language: Japanese, 198 pages, Published in 2022.
*This is a pre-owned copy of the 2022 edition.
Minor signs of wear may be present, but the book is in good overall condition.
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