Japanese Temples and Tea-houses |
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15th century aesthetic Arashiyama architects articulate space artistic Ashikaga Yoshimasa bamboo beams Buddhist temple cabane de thé ceremony Chinese colour culture Daigo-ji dwelling dwelling-house elements empty space expression floor gable garden Gepparô Ginkaku-ji glissantes Gothic architecture Hinoki wood Imperial inner interior Ise Shrine Japan Japanese architecture Japanese buildings Japanese spirit Japanese Temples Jugetsu-kan Katsura Palace Katsura Villa Kôjô-in Kyôto living maison Manji-tei Manju-in material mats meditation Mies moon Moss Garden Murô-ji Myôki-an Nara Nature Nijô Ninna-ji nouvel édifice open plan painting pattern pavilion perfect picture pillars priests restraint Rin-un-tei Rohe roof Ryôan-ji Ryôkaku-tei Ryôkô-in Saihô-ji salle de thé Sambô-in Sangen-in Seiryô-den Sen-no-Rikyû Shakyamuni shape Shinto shrines Shintoism Shôgetsu-tei Shogun Shôkin-tei sliding sliding-doors spiritual storey structure style symbolic tatami tea-ceremony room Tea-Ceremony School tea-master tea-pavilion tea-ritual Tea-room teaism temple compound Temples and Tea-Houses timber tokonoma Torii trees Ura-senke utensils Veranda walls wooden Zen Buddhism