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Architecture of the Edo Period

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Himeji Castle, near Osaka, 1609

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Nijo Castle, Kyoto, 1603-1629

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Ninomaru Palace

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Shokintei Tea House(Pavilion of the Pine Lute)

Katsura Palace Gardens, near Kyoto, early 1660s

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Great Buddha Hall

Todai-ji Temple, Nara, 1709

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