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  • Kerr, Alex, 1952- author.
     
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  • Sparsely populated areas -- Japan.
     
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  • Villages -- Japan.
     
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  • Japan -- Description and travel.
     
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  • Japan -- Social life and customs.
     
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  • Japan -- Civilization -- 1945-
     
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  • Japan -- History.
     
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    Hidden Japan : an astonishing world of thatched villages, ancient shrines and primeval forests / Alex Kerr.
    by Kerr, Alex, 1952- author.
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    Rutland, Vermont : Tuttle Publishing, [2023]
    Subjects
  • Sparsely populated areas -- Japan.
  •  
  • Villages -- Japan.
  •  
  • Japan -- Description and travel.
  •  
  • Japan -- Social life and customs.
  •  
  • Japan -- Civilization -- 1945-
  •  
  • Japan -- History.
  • ISBN: 
    9784805317518 (paperback) :
    4805317515 (paperback)
    Description: 
    224 pages, 32 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color), maps ; 21 cm
    Contents: 
    Hidden hamlets -- Tastes of the countryside -- Shinto and buddhist stones -- The origin of Butoh dance -- The luxury of nothing there -- Jurassic beach -- Old castle town -- Esoteric secrets -- Living on a volcano -- Return to the Misaki Houses.
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    "A call to preserve disappearing facets of Japan's rich and ancient culture, this book takes its inspiration from the 1960s classic, Hidden Hamlets by Shirasu Masako. Like Shirasu, Kerr travels to remote and lesser-known places around Japan where pockets of traditional culture can still be found. Some are faraway--like Aogashima Island, 200 miles south of Tokyo--while others are easy to reach, such as Miidera temple just east of Kyoto. Along the way, Kerr looks beyond the forestry plantations and concrete construction projects that are transforming once-beautiful landscapes, to uncover clues and secrets that can help preserve Japan's cultural and environmental treasures"--Publisher's description.
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    McCully-Moiliili Public LibraryAdult Nonfiction915.20451 KeChecked InAdd Copy to MyList


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