Cormorant Fishing of the Nagara
Hereditary fishermen of the Imperial Household keep the dress and boats of 1,300 years ago, working by firelight.
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Hereditary fishermen of the Imperial Household keep the dress and boats of 1,300 years ago, working by firelight.
Roofs pitched near 60 degrees against the snow, rethatched by the whole village working together under an old mutual-aid system.
Spring water is channelled past every door for washing and firefighting, with strict rules on the order of use.
A park with no level ground anywhere; Arakawa built it under the slogan of architecture against dying, to unsettle the body's certainties.
One of Japan's three great cherries, named for the ink-grey the petals turn as they fall.
Where Basho ended The Narrow Road; a town of springs, its river landing steps and stone lantern still in place.
Armies were placed around a ring of hills; the relation of terrain to formation can still be walked.
A town built around a mine, its company housing stepped up the slope beside the tunnel mouths.
A single track following one valley, so track, river and cherry trees line up and the journey becomes the viewing.