1. Japanese Art before 1392 Stokstad: chapter 11 Japanese Art after 1392 Stokstad: chapter 22

2. Ise Shrine—a building that is rebuilt every twenty years and is dedicated to the Shinto god, Ise.

3. Himeji Castle, Donjon 1601-1614

4. main compound Horyu-ji Nara Prefecture Asuka period, 7th century CE Buddhism pagoda—used as a reliquary

5. Byodo-in, Uji Kyoto Prefecture Heian period, c. 1053 CE temple of Pure Land Buddhism

6. Kuya Preaching Kosho Kamakura period before 1207 painted wood

8. Monk Sewing Ninga Kamakura period, early 14th century ink on paper

9. Landscape Bunsei Muromachi period, mid-15th century hanging scroll, ink and light colors on paper

10. stone and gravel garden, Ryoan-ji, Kyoto Muromachi period, c. 1480

11. Hakuin Ekaku Bodhidharma Meditating Edo period, 18th century ink on paper

12. Nagasawa Rosetsu Bull and Puppy Edo period, 18th century ink and gold wash on paper one of a pair of six-panel screens

13. Geisha as Daruma Crossing the Sea Suzuki Harunobu Edo period mid-18th century color woodcut

14. The Great Wave Hokusai Edo period, c.1831 polychrome woodblock print on paper

15. Shoin Design **be able to identify all the different parts, like tatami, tokonoma, fusuma, shoji

16. Shoin Design **be able to identify all the different parts, like tatami, tokonoma, fusuma, shoji https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csF0iq9CrK0&list=PL s4Ec2WaXMnxasUJMayo9vK3JKtIo0fz5

19. Japanese Temple