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内容简介
《京都·大阪·神户名建筑地图(不一样的旅行)》精选关西27个地区、50条线路,从另一个角度介绍日本建筑史。作者化身为“建筑侦探”,追寻建筑的背景,分析建筑的风格,并备注游览的参考时间、消耗热能,帮助读者高效游览著名建筑。
作者简介
圆满字洋介
昭和三十五年(1960)出生于日本大阪府。京都工艺纤维大学建筑学科毕业。曾任职于富家建筑事务所、居住生活研究所。现为圆满字建筑事务所董事长。专事建筑修缮和复原。兼任京都精华大学、摄南大学等兼职教师。著有《隐歧之岛旅途素描》(大龙堂书店2010年发行)等。
译者简介
李建华,国际关系学院日语专业教授,硕士研究生导师。著有《日语词汇学》(知识产权出版社,2012)、《日文论文写作》(知识产权出版社,2013)、《现代日语基础语法》(合著)(北京大学出版社,2004)等。译著有《图说日本服饰史》(清华大学出版社,2016)、《能为建筑史做些什么:街区的调查与营造》(清华大学出版社,2016)、《能从建筑史中发现什么:日本文化的美与心》(清华大学出版社,2016)、《日本建筑与生活简史》(清华大学出版社,2016)等。
目录
京都
京都交通图 002
京都地区图 003
洛中地区 004
御苑西北地区 022
洛东地区 032
东山地区 050
蹴上地区 064
本愿寺地区 069
紫野地区 078
洛北地区 084
洛南地区 089
大阪
大阪交通图 096
大阪地区图 097
船场地区 098
南部地区 116
西区地区 122
北部地区 136
上町地区 145
上本町地区 150
天王寺地区 160
淀川区地区 171
大川地区 176
泉北地区 186
泉南地区 192
神户
(含大阪府池田市)
神户交通图 202
神户地区图 203
池田地区 204
尼崎地区 208
西宫地区 213
芦屋地区 217
神户东滩地区 222
神户滩地区 226
神户中央地区 230
索引 248
结语 254
前言/序言
序 言
让我们先来说一说游览著名建筑的注意事项。
首先,不能触碰。建筑物的内部自不必说,其外部也是不能触碰的,因为触碰可能导致污染或损坏。特别是在游览住宅等建筑物内部时,一定要将旅行背包放下来。因为有很多情况是旅行包触碰到物件而导致其损坏。
其次,不要涉足私人领地。即使是对外租赁的建筑也不能随意进入。这其中不仅涉及法律问题,还往往会给建筑物中的居民带来麻烦。常常出现的错误是为了拍摄而进入相邻的停车场,然而停车场其实也属私人领地。
最后,摄影时要注意不涉及个人隐私。总体来说可以拍摄的只是公共道路上可看到的部分。拍摄建筑物内部必须得到许可。特别需要注意的是,百货店内部和法院等很多地方都是禁止拍摄的。
下面两点是关于使用本书的注意事项。
首先需要注意的是书中的“俚语”。书中使用了许多类似“大阪罗马式建筑”“装饰分解”“爵士系列建筑”等词汇,这些都是我个人的创造,在其他场合是无法通用的。
其次是书中的数据均出自下面所列举的书籍。由于数据因资料不同而不同,因此在网络上是非常混乱的。为了避免以讹传讹,引用时一定要标注出处。
最后我要感谢我的妻子,每当外出采访,她总是为我备好盒饭。我就是在品尝着妻子盒饭的快乐中,完成了烈日炎炎下的采访工作的。老婆,谢谢了。
圆满字洋介
2011年9月
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