帝冠様式

The Imperial Crown Style (Teikanyōshiki) is a style of Japanese architecture developed for the Japanese Empire in the early twentieth century.

Main category: Imperial Crown architecture

Japan

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  Aichi Prefectural Government Office
  (1935)
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  Nagoya City Hall
  (1933)
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  Kanagawa Prefectural Government Office
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  Shizuoka Prefectural Government Office
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  Kudan Hall
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  Kudan Hall Entrance
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  Distinct design of the roof with symmetrical landscaping to compliment the architectural style of the main building of the Tokyo National Museum
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  Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art
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  Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art interior
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  Tokugawa Art Museum, Nagoya
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  Karafuto Prefectural Museum in Toyohara, today Russia (c.1937), by Yoshio Kaizuka
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  Biwako Otsukan, Yanagasaki Lakeside Park, Shiga Prefecture
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  Gamagori Hotel, built in 1934

Korea

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  Seoul City Hall (1925), designed by Nagasaburo Iwai
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  Heian-Hoku Provincial Office
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  Keisho-Nan Provincial Office

Manchukuo

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  State Council Building, Hsinking
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  Supreme Court, built 1938
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  Economic Affairs Ministry
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  Justice Ministry
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  Ministry of Transportation and Communications
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  Livelihood Ministry
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  Telegraph and Telephone Company
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  Kwantung Army Headquarters
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  Capital Police Hall
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  Daido Gakuin

Taiwan Island

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  Taiwan High Court, Taipei
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  Judicial Yuan (Former Taiwan High Court), Taipei
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  Judicial Yuan (Former Taiwan High Court), Taipei
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  Hualien District Court
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  Kaohsiung Museum of History
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  old Kaohsiung Railway Station