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Amherst College
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ARCA 148 | Arts of Japan
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2020
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Katsura Palace and Resistance to the New Order Emperor Go-Mizunoo (1596-1680; r. 1611-1629) Empress Tofukumon=in (1607-1678), daughter of Tokugawa Hidetada Imperial princes of the Hachijo-no-miya line Toshihito (1579-1629) Toshitada (1619-1662) Yasuhito (1642-1665) Katsura Detached Palace Parts of the Palace (Goten) Old Shoin Middle Shoin Music Room New Palace Tea Houses Geppa-ro ("Moon-wave Tower") Shokin-tei ("Pine-lute Pavilion") Shoka-tei ("Flower-appreciation Pavilion") Shoi-tei ("Laughter-intention House") Other sukiya shoin structures Silver Pavilion, Ginkaku-ji (ca. 1480) Mittan no Seki tea room (ca. 1630) and shoin (ca. 1608), Ryoko-in, Daitoku-ji Hiunkaku, Nishi Hongan-ji (ca. 1620) Manshu-in, Kyoto (ca. 1656) Shugaku-in Villa Kami-no chaya Naka-no-chaya Shimo-no-chaya Main elements of developed shoin style architecture: tokonoma: alcove for diplay of works of art chigai-dana: split level shelving tsuke-shoin: attached writing desk chodai-gamae: ornamental doors tatami matting decorative painting on walls, screens or sliding doors Early Shoin style buildings: Ryugin-an, Tofuku-ji (1387) Togu-do, Silver Pavilion (1483) Abbot's Quarters (hj), Daisen-in, Daitoku-ji (1512) Kojo-in, Onjo-ji (1600) Temples and Shrines of Kyoto Reconstructed During the Kanei era (1624-1644) Nishi Hongan-ji Ninna-ji T-ji Chion-in Kiyomizu-dera Hirano Shrine Kamo Shrine Iwashimizu Hachiman Shrine Yasaka Shrine

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