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Small Buildings Of Kyoto: Volume Ii
Small Buildings Of Kyoto: Volume Ii
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More than two years have passed since the founder of Kyoto Journal and long-time Kyoto resident John Einarsen started the hit photo series on Instagram which became the basis for the 2017 book: Small Buildings of Kyoto. Thanks to our fantastic supporters on Indiegogo we reached our funding goal in less than a week and the book completely sold out.
We are delighted to once again share John’s perspective on the city with this new volume, which is a testament to the enduring charm of Kyoto’s everyday architecture. While these buildings may not exude beauty in the way that the polished façade of a Gion geisha house or interiors of the sumptuously-decorated Nijo Castle do, their quaint and quirky characteristics tell a story no less fascinating: the way Kyotoites live today.
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One Line Summary
Captivating glimpse into Kyoto's everyday architectural charm.
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Who is this book for?
If you're curious about the authentic, everyday life of Kyoto beyond its famous landmarks, this book offers a wonderful perspective. It celebrates the modest, quirky buildings that tell stories of local life, making it perfect for those who cherish the ordinary and seek a deeper connection with the city’s true spirit.