This book presents a detailed examination of the Shugakuin Imperial Villa in Kyoto, an imperial retreat commissioned by Emperor Go-Mizunoo during the Edo period. Renowned for its refined architecture and exquisite garden composition, the villa is depicted through a wealth of high-quality photographs and scholarly commentary. The text delves into the villa’s structural design, spatial arrangement, and historical background, providing readers with profound insights into its artistic and architectural value. This publication serves as a fundamental resource for those studying and appreciating traditional Japanese architecture and garden artistry.
