John Dougill is a professor at Ryukoku University in Kyoto. He has authored fourteen Japanese college textbooks as well as Kyoto: A Cultural Guide and In Search of Japan's Hidden Christians. Find him at greenshinto.com
"John Dougill brings to this book an eye for telling detail and a
skill in communicating the mood and essential character of Japan's
World Heritage Sites. The description of each place contains
practical information for the visitor, lush photographs, and a
lively discussion of each site's history and major characteristics.
The variety and geographic range promise the visitor an
unforgettable experience of Japan." --Suzanne Gay, Professor of
East Asian Studies and History, Oberlin College
"How fortunate we are to have Kyoto's esteemed John Dougill bring
us on his journey through the astonishing cultural and natural
worlds of Japan's seventeen World Heritage Sites. Dougill, an
established author on Japanese history and religion, knows what is
most significant about these wonders, and so is our perfect guide."
--John Einarsen, Founding Editor, Kyoto Journal
"Japan's UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Sites are important and
treasured attractions and this excellent book fully explores their
grand beauty and deep spirituality. Reading through it is like
taking a complete tour guided by a true expert." --David A. Mason,
Specialist in Korean Cultural Tourism, NamSeoul University, Korea
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