Edo Period

The last princess of Inuyama Castle – Junko Naruse’s mission to preserve a 400-year family legacy

Kamon – Family Crests. The Aristocratic Mark of Pedigree Adopted by Commoners.

Edo Design Vol.01. Edo Urban Design and the Principles of Yin and Yang

Shopping for the Finest Japanese Products. No.3. Mukōjima Meugaya. Sumida-ku, Tōkyō

Castles of Japan, Part 2. National Treasure, Hikone Castle – Hikone City, Shiga Prefecture

Festivals and People Vol. 10. Ōmi-Hachiman Sagichō Fire Festival.

World Class Plant Breeders. The Edo Period Gardening Craze

Castles of Japan Part 3. Matsue Castle, Shimane Prefecture

Japan’s Significant Landscapes. Vol. 2: The Riverside District and Canals of Ōmihachiman.

Himeji Castle – The White Heron Castle, glowing in the sky (Himeji City, Hyōgo Prefecture)

Japan’s Significant Landscapes. The Edo Period Thatched Houses of Ōuchi-juku.

The Japanese House: The Basic Elements of Traditional Japanese Residential Architecture.