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		<description><![CDATA[Bookings are now open for the April 2012 Japan Architecture Tour. Japan is a country of great contrast with architecture that is an eclectic mix of ancient and modern, east and west. Tokyo is a dynamic metropolis where you will find some of the worlds most unique and fascinating architecture. Kyoto is a city steeped in tradition [...]]]></description>
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<p>Bookings are now open for the <strong>April 2012 Japan Architecture Tour</strong>.</p>
<p><strong>Japan</strong> is a country of great contrast with architecture that is an eclectic mix of ancient and modern, east and west.</p>
<p><strong>Tokyo</strong> is a dynamic metropolis where you will find some of the worlds most unique and fascinating architecture. <strong>Kyoto</strong> is a city steeped in tradition with an abundance of ancient temples, shrines and gardens scattered throughout a bustling modern city.</p>
<p>This is not just the typical sight seeing tour, but a definitive display of Japanese architectural expression that also affords the opportunity to meet with local Japanese architects and to visit some of <strong>Tokyo&#8217;s</strong> newest contemporary masterpieces, famous classic buildings, art and architecture exhibitions, famous temples and gardens of <strong>Kyoto</strong> and other interesting tourist spots during the Spring <strong>Cherry Blossom</strong> season.</p>
<p>A truly unique architectural experience, this fully guided 9 Day tour will be conducted and guided by Architect, former Tokyo resident, Licensed Travel Agent and Japan expert, Robert Day. The tour will visit fascinating buildings in <strong>Tokyo</strong>, famous temples in <strong>Kyoto</strong> and the three remaining <strong>Frank Lloyd Wright</strong> buildings in Japan.</p>
<p>Architectural highlights include buildings by Tadao Ando, Kisho Kurokawa, Le Corbusier and Kenzo Tange such as 21-21 Design Site, Prada Boutique, National Art Center Tokyo,  Mikimoto 2, Omotesando Hills, National Museum of Western Art, Olympic Gymnasium &amp; Nakagin Capsule Building.</p>
<p>To book your place on the tour or to find out more details, contact<strong> Robert </strong>on<strong> <a href="mailto:robert@rdayarch.com.au">robert@rdayarch.com.au</a> </strong>or<strong> leave a comment </strong>for<strong> Robert </strong>in the<strong> Comments box </strong>above<strong>.</strong></p>
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