Week 2 Flashcards

1
Q

When was Rikugien Gardens constructed?

A

1702

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2
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When was Rikugien Gardens designated as a Special Place of Scenic Beauty (SPSB)?

A

1953

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3
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Who lived in Rikugien Gardens during the Meiji Period?

A

Iwasaki Yataro

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4
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What was the garden originally called in “Rikugien-ki” edited by Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu?

A

Mukusa-no-sono

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5
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What do Imo-no-yama and Se-no-yama represent?

A

They represent the relationship between man and woman.

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6
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What is the name of the highest manmade hill in Rikugien Gardens?

A

Fujishiro-toge

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7
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What is the name of the stone bridge in Rikugien Gardens?

A

Togetsukyo

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8
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What is the significance of Tsutsuji-chaya?

A

It is a teahouse that survived the war and retains its original style

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9
Q

What can visitors enjoy from Takimi-chaya?

A

Views of the rock formations and waterfall

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10
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Which tea house in Rikugien Gardens was built using the used wood materials of azalea?

A

Tsutsuji-chaya

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11
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What is the significance of Horai-jima?

A

It is a arch-shaped stone islet based on the theme of immortality

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12
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When was Kyū-Furukawa Gardens designated as a Place of Scenic Beauty?

A

2006

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13
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Who was the original owner of the land on which Kyu Furukawa Gardens was built?

A

Mutsu Munemitsu

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14
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What is the material used for the outer walls of the stone-made western-style residence in Kyu Furukawa Gardens?

A

Shin-Komatsu-ishi

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15
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What is the symbol plant for Princess Mako that covers the stone walls in the western-style garden?

A

Banksia rose

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16
Q

What is the shape of the Shinji-ike pond in Kyu Furukawa Gardens?

A

Chinese character “心 (mind)”

17
Q

What is Karetaki?

A

A dry waterfall in the garden

18
Q

How high is the Otaki waterfall in Kyu Furukawa Gardens?

A

More than 10m

19
Q

Who completed the Japanese garden in Kyu Furukawa Gardens?

A

Ogawa Jihei

20
Q

Who was responsible for designing the Rokumeikan and the Nicolai-do Cathedral?

A

Josiah Conder

21
Q

What was Rikugien Gardens created based off of?

A

Theme of waka poetry in the 15th year of Genroku by confidate
[Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu].
He was the confidate of
[Tokugawa Tsunayoshi].

22
Q

Where does the name “Rikugien” come from?

A

The system for dividing Chinese poetry into six categories.

23
Q

What is Waka?

A

Japanese poetry, specifically the court poetry of the 6th - 14th century, including such forms as the chōka and sedōka, in contrast to such later forms as renga, haikai, and haiku.
The term waka also is used, however, as a synonym for tanka (“short poem”), which
is the basic form of Japanese poetry.

24
Q

What are some buildings by Josiah Conder?

A
  • Ueno Imperial Museum (Tokyo National Museum)
  • Iwasaki Villa
  • Rokumeikan
25
Q

What did Tatsuno Kingo design?

A
  • Tokyo Station
  • Teacher of Ito Chuta
  • Bank of Japan
26
Q

What did Katayama Tokuma design?

A
  • Archaeological museum (now part of Tokyo National Museum)
  • Akasaka Detached Palace