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Toya Lab
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A lab that studies early modern temple and shrine architecture, castle towns, and court noble quarters.
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Early modern temples and shrines, castle towns, and court noble quarters
Prof. Toya's lab studies early modern temple and shrine architecture, castle towns, and court noble quarters.
The Toyotomi regime, Kyoto, and court noble society are also listed as keywords for its education and research.
The lab also surveys historic buildings.
ResearchResearch themes
The department's faculty list gives the following as Prof. Toya's education and research topics: the early modern period, temple and shrine architecture, castle towns, the Toyotomi regime, Kyoto, court noble quarters, and court noble society. Surveys of historic buildings are listed in the same field.
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- ProfessorNobuhiro Toya
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- Top image: “Hoshizaki Castle panoramic” Hoshizaki_Castle_015.JPG: Gryffindor Hoshizaki_Castle_016.JPG: Gryffindor derivative work: Justass (talk) / CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped)
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