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• National Treasures
  ...s]] and [[Shinto shrines]].<ref>Loo, Tze M. “Shuri Castle’s Other History: Architecture and Empire in Okinawa.” ''The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus'' 41 (12
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• Important Cultural Properties
  ...]], [[Sapporo]] - example of [[Meiji architecture|Meiji period]] red-brick architecture ...i]], [[Kanazawa]] - example of [[geisha]] house / teahouse ''[[machiya]]'' architecture
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• Hokusai
  ...is period, and became stronger in its depictions of natural landscapes and architecture. ...ished as a standalone volume, and original copies are still labeled with ''zen'' (全, "complete") on the cover. Additional volumes were produced in respo
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• Invasion of Ryukyu
  ...many of the attacks on other ''gusuku'' during the invasion; the Okinawan architecture left defenders standing atop the castle walls completely open to enemy fire ...the selection of promotion to the Sanshikan, as well as the influence of [[Zen]] monks in Ryûkyû, increased significantly following the invasion.<ref>Yo
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• Printing and Publishing
  ...ooks of Chinese poetry began to be printed as well, sponsored chiefly by [[Zen]] temples. However, none of these enjoyed widespread circulation, and the v ...ements), including picturesque scenes of natural landscapes or traditional architecture, and aimed to create images that would sell well, especially to foreign buy
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