a+u Architecture and Urbanism November 2022 Special Issue 33 Japanese Teahouses From Rikyu- and Enshu- to Modern Times
Content
Plans of 33 Teahouses
Essay:
Architecture that Mirrors Nature
Kirisako Kunio
Conversation:
Teahouse as an Object
Ishigami Junya and Kirisako Kunio
Renowned Classics
Taian, Myōkian
Shōnantei, Saihōji
Ennan, Yabunouchike
Joan, Urakuen
Bōsen, Kohōan, Daitokuji
Yōsuitei, Taikō-Sansō
Tōshintei, Minase Jingū
Fushin’an, Omote Senke
Zangetsutei, Omote Senke
Konnichian, Ura Senke
Yūin, Ura Senke
Teigyokuken, Shinjuan, Daitokuji
Kōrin’an and Shoin, Jikōin
Yodominoseki, Saio-in
Sa’an and Kasumidokonoseki, Gyokurin’in, Daitokuji
Kagetsurō, Hagi City Shōin Jinja
Kanden’an and Kougetsutei, Arisawa Sansō
Nejikagonoseki, Nanzanjyusō Sho-wa Museum of Art
Seikōken, Seisonkaku
Essay:
The History of Tearooms from the Perspective of Wabi-Suki and Kirei-Sabi
– Imaginary Spaces: Mountain Retreats in Urban Contexts
Kirisako Kunio
Sukiya and Affinity to Literati Art
Chōshūkaku, Sankeien
Ichijō Ekan Sanso-
Teahouse at the Shūgakuin Detached Palace
Shōkintei, Katsura Detached Palace
Kanchōrō, Nakatzu Bansho-en
Sanshisuimeisho
Sankatei, Seisonkaku
Modern Architecture and Tea Ceremony Spaces
Kōseiin
Hakuundv Chaen, Hakone Gōra Park
Shikunshien, Kitamura Museum
Hasshōkan
Kasuien, The Westin Miyako Kyoto
Yūshintei, Japanese-Style Annex, State Guest House Akasaka Palace
Seiutei, Shirotori Garden
Appendix:
Tea Ceremony Etiquette and the Basics of Teahouse
Kirisako Kunio
