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                    | This page is the Master Index for the Japan Portfolio. From this page, you can either select a Section Index page, or you canclick a hyperlink directly to a section page or a subsection within that page.
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 Images in this section are in a number of different Galleries on the Photoshelter website.The Banner below leads to the Japan Collections page where a Gallery can be selected.
 There are 21 Galleries in the Photoshelter Japan Collection
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                    | There are nearly 1350 images in the Japan Portfolios. I have selected 150 of these images
 to create this page (each of these images is also in the Japan Select gallery on Photoshelter).
 These images were all created from the full-sized images which are available on Photoshelter.
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                    | Castles Section
 The Castles Section contains an extremely detailed page on Himeji, widely considered to beJapan’s most beautiful castle (and one of only 12 in original condition), plus detailed pages on
 the Imperial Palace, Nijo Castle and the Ninomaru Palace, Osaka Castle and Okayama Castle.
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                    | Himeji Castle Exterior Approaches;           Roof Detail Shots;Interiors and Armor;         Leaving Himeji Alive
 Tokyo’s Imperial Palace | Nijo Castle and Ninomaru Palace Osaka Castle Okayama Castle | 
                  
                    | Shrines Section
 The Shrines Section contains an extremely detailed three page subsection on Nikko Toshogu Shrine,the pinnacle of Japanese Shrine architecture, plus five pages covering Kamakura’s Tsurugaoka Hachimangu,
 Osaka’s Sumiyoshi Taisha, Nara’s Tamukeyama and Kasuga Taisha Grand Shrine, Kyoto’s Heian Jingu, and a page
 containing a selection of images from Osaka Tenmangu and Ueno Toshogu plus five shrines in Tokyo and Kyoto.
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                    | Nikko Toshogu Shrine Nikko OneThe Entrance
 The Tale of the Three Monkeys
 The Lower Level
 Nikko Two
 The Yomeimon Gate
 Tozai Kairo (Colonnade)
 Tozai Kairo exterior panels
 Nikko Three
 The Upper Level
 Honsha (central shrine)
 Okusha (innermost shrine)
 | Tsurugaoka Hachimangu  (Kamakura) Sumiyoshi Taisha       (Osaka) Kasuga Taisha            (Nara) Heian Jingu                  (Kyoto) Assorted ShrinesOsaka Tenmangu        (Osaka)
 Ueno Park Toshogu    (Tokyo)
 Futarasan & Taiyuin    (Nikko)
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                    | Temples Section
 The Temples Section contains the most extensive collection of images in the Japan Portfolio. It is separatedinto ten pages covering Nara’s Horyuji (with the oldest wooden buildings in the world) and Nara’s Todaiji (the
 world’s largest bronze statue in the world’s largest timber building); Osaka’s Shitennoji (Japan’s oldest temple);
 three pages on the Temples of Kamakura (two pages with several temples each, the third covering Kenchoji);
 three pages on the Temples of Kyoto (two pages with three temples each and the third page covering Toji);
 and the Assorted Temples page which has a detailed section on Katsuoji and a number of other temples.
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                    | Nara One:   Horyuji Nara Two:   Todaiji Shitennoji (Osaka) Kamakura One:Hasedera and Kamakura Daibutsu
 Kamakura Two:  Kenchoji Kamakura Three:Engakuji, Hokaiji and Ofuna Kannon
 | Kyoto One:Daitokuji, Ginkakuji and Kinkakuji
 Kyoto Two:Kiyomizudera, Sanjusangendo and Tenryuji
 Kyoto Three:  Toji
 Assorted Temples:Katsuoji; Kanteibyo; Ryozen Kannon; Chukon-do;
 Daiunin Gionkaku; Chion-in Sanmon;Nanzenji Sanmon;
 Rinnoji (Nikko); Kofukuji Gojunoto; Ueno Bentendo
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                    | Scenery Section
 The Scenery Section contains six pages:Kyoto Scenic; Gardens; Sakura; Sankeien Architecture; Potpourri and Wildlife.
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                    | Kyoto Scenic Kyoto Station, street scenes and shops,Philosopher’s Path, and Gion’s Geisha District
 
 Gardens Peonies in Kamakura, Ninomaru Garden,Keitaku and Satsukiyama Koen,
 and Okayama’s Korakuen Garden
 
 Sakura Images from many places in Japan,taken at the height of Cherry Blossom season
 | Sankeien Architecture historically significant buildings inYokohama’s Sankeien Garden
 
 Potpourri Trains, Yokohama's Minato Mirai and Chinatown,street scenes, modern architecture, sculptures and more
 (including some of Hidari Jingoro’s famous carvings)
 
 Wildlife Images of Nara Park Sika Deer,Minoh Mountain Monkeys, and other wildlife
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                    | A portfolio housing 25 Composite Images from Japan.
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                      | Hina Dolls X0051
 an XL (3000 pixel) version of this imageis available on the Photoshelter website
 (click here to go to the page)
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 Images in this section are in a number of different Galleries on the Photoshelter website.The Banner below leads to the Japan Collections page where a Gallery can be selected.
 There are 21 Galleries in the Photoshelter Japan Collection
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