Ancient buildings like Greece’s amphitheaters and Japan’s temples remain in use today, preserving cultural heritage.

Japan is famous for combining ancient traditions with futuristic cities, but it also has a surprising side. Scattered across the country are places that look like they belong somewhere else entirely: ...

On this episode of Journeys in Japan, American architect ... lined with hotels built from timber; an ancient Buddhist temple where you can find wooden buildings standing on top of sheer cliffs ...

The grandeur of ancient civilizations was ... According to The Sankei Shimbun, this building was one of the largest of its kind in the country of Japan. The remains were found at the site of ...

KYOTO--A worker at an organization for preserving cultural property accidentally crashed his car on Oct. 17 into "Japan’s oldest ... The wooden building, called “tosu,” located at Tofukuji ...

“Oh, I got an ancient burial ... refurbishment of the buildings to a group of people with experience in designing and renovating old private houses around Japan. People who became connected ...

Amid this diversity, JR West is now unveiling Japan’s first-ever 3D-printed station building. 3D-printed train station to ...

Japan is home to a wide variety of train stations, from tiny countryside sheds to sprawling urban complexes, stations with ...