This series provides a detailed introduction to traditional Japanese folk architecture. It details the architectural styles, structural features, and historical background of various folk houses from all over Japan. It covers housing styles in rural, mountain, and fishing villages, and shows how they relate to the natural environment. Each volume contains a wealth of photographs, drawings, and detailed explanations, providing valuable resources for a comprehensive understanding of Japanese folk architecture. This series has significant academic value in the study of Japanese architectural culture and its development.
