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《京都·大阪·神戶名建築地圖(不一樣的旅行)》精選關西27個地區、50條綫路,從另一個角度介紹日本建築史。作者化身為“建築偵探”,追尋建築的背景,分析建築的風格,並備注遊覽的參考時間、消耗熱能,幫助讀者高效遊覽著名建築。
作者簡介
圓滿字洋介
昭和三十五年(1960)齣生於日本大阪府。京都工藝縴維大學建築學科畢業。曾任職於富傢建築事務所、居住生活研究所。現為圓滿字建築事務所董事長。專事建築修繕和復原。兼任京都精華大學、攝南大學等兼職教師。著有《隱歧之島旅途素描》(大龍堂書店2010年發行)等。
譯者簡介
李建華,國際關係學院日語專業教授,碩士研究生導師。著有《日語詞匯學》(知識産權齣版社,2012)、《日文論文寫作》(知識産權齣版社,2013)、《現代日語基礎語法》(閤著)(北京大學齣版社,2004)等。譯著有《圖說日本服飾史》(清華大學齣版社,2016)、《能為建築史做些什麼:街區的調查與營造》(清華大學齣版社,2016)、《能從建築史中發現什麼:日本文化的美與心》(清華大學齣版社,2016)、《日本建築與生活簡史》(清華大學齣版社,2016)等。
目錄
京都
京都交通圖 002
京都地區圖 003
洛中地區 004
禦苑西北地區 022
洛東地區 032
東山地區 050
蹴上地區 064
本願寺地區 069
紫野地區 078
洛北地區 084
洛南地區 089
大阪
大阪交通圖 096
大阪地區圖 097
船場地區 098
南部地區 116
西區地區 122
北部地區 136
上町地區 145
上本町地區 150
天王寺地區 160
澱川區地區 171
大川地區 176
泉北地區 186
泉南地區 192
神戶
(含大阪府池田市)
神戶交通圖 202
神戶地區圖 203
池田地區 204
尼崎地區 208
西宮地區 213
蘆屋地區 217
神戶東灘地區 222
神戶灘地區 226
神戶中央地區 230
索引 248
結語 254
前言/序言
序 言
讓我們先來說一說遊覽著名建築的注意事項。
首先,不能觸碰。建築物的內部自不必說,其外部也是不能觸碰的,因為觸碰可能導緻汙染或損壞。特彆是在遊覽住宅等建築物內部時,一定要將旅行背包放下來。因為有很多情況是旅行包觸碰到物件而導緻其損壞。
其次,不要涉足私人領地。即使是對外租賃的建築也不能隨意進入。這其中不僅涉及法律問題,還往往會給建築物中的居民帶來麻煩。常常齣現的錯誤是為瞭拍攝而進入相鄰的停車場,然而停車場其實也屬私人領地。
最後,攝影時要注意不涉及個人隱私。總體來說可以拍攝的隻是公共道路上可看到的部分。拍攝建築物內部必須得到許可。特彆需要注意的是,百貨店內部和法院等很多地方都是禁止拍攝的。
下麵兩點是關於使用本書的注意事項。
首先需要注意的是書中的“俚語”。書中使用瞭許多類似“大阪羅馬式建築”“裝飾分解”“爵士係列建築”等詞匯,這些都是我個人的創造,在其他場閤是無法通用的。
其次是書中的數據均齣自下麵所列舉的書籍。由於數據因資料不同而不同,因此在網絡上是非常混亂的。為瞭避免以訛傳訛,引用時一定要標注齣處。
最後我要感謝我的妻子,每當外齣采訪,她總是為我備好盒飯。我就是在品嘗著妻子盒飯的快樂中,完成瞭烈日炎炎下的采訪工作的。老婆,謝謝瞭。
圓滿字洋介
2011年9月
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