Japan
Administrative divisions
# | Name | Type |
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1 | Aichi | prefecture |
2 | Akita | prefecture |
3 | Aomori | prefecture |
4 | Chiba | prefecture |
5 | Ehime | prefecture |
6 | Fukui | prefecture |
7 | Fukuoka | prefecture |
8 | Fukushima | prefecture |
9 | Gifu | prefecture |
10 | Gunma | prefecture |
11 | Hiroshima | prefecture |
12 | Hokkaido | prefecture |
13 | Hyogo | prefecture |
14 | Ibaraki | prefecture |
15 | Ishikawa | prefecture |
16 | Iwate | prefecture |
17 | Iwo Jima | island |
18 | Kagawa | prefecture |
19 | Kagoshima | prefecture |
20 | Kanagawa | prefecture |
21 | Kochi | prefecture |
22 | Kumamoto | prefecture |
23 | Kyoto | prefecture |
24 | Mie | prefecture |
25 | Minami Torishima | island |
26 | Miyagi | prefecture |
27 | Miyazaki | prefecture |
28 | Nagano | prefecture |
29 | Nagasaki | prefecture |
30 | Nara | prefecture |
31 | Niigata | prefecture |
32 | Oita | prefecture |
33 | Okayama | prefecture |
34 | Okinawa | prefecture |
35 | Osaka | prefecture |
36 | Saga | prefecture |
37 | Saitama | prefecture |
38 | Shiga | prefecture |
39 | Shimane | prefecture |
40 | Shizuoka | prefecture |
41 | Tochigi | prefecture |
42 | Tokushima | prefecture |
43 | Tokyo | prefecture |
44 | Tottori | prefecture |
45 | Toyama | prefecture |
46 | Wakayama | prefecture |
47 | Yamagata | prefecture |
48 | Yamaguchi | prefecture |
49 | Yamanashi | prefecture |
Structures
- Asahieno Elevated Footway
- Awaiido Bridge
- Beppu Myoban Bridge
- Bridge of R
- Chuo Bridge
- Deai Bridge
- Freai Bridge
- Fujigawa Aqueduct
- Fujikura Bridge
- Hamana Bridge
- Haneda Sky Arch
- Hasune Footway Bridge
- Hayahinomine Bridge
- Hida River Suspension Bridge
- Hida River Truss Bridge
- Hida Tunnel
- Himehana Bridge
- Hiroaka Bridge
- Hokawazu Bridge
- Hureai Bridge
- Imabeppu River Bridge
- Ishikari Bridge
- Kagamigawa Pipe Line Bridge
- Kakogawa Bridge
- Kaminomori Bridge
- Katsue Bridge
- Keihin Bridge
- Kiba Park Bridge
- Kikko Bridge
- Koinumarukawa Bridge
- Komyoike Bridge
- Meoto Bridge
- Midori Kakehashi Bridge
- Monzengawa Railway Bridge
- Nadahama Bridge
- Nagaigawa Bridge
- Naruse River Bridge
- Nijinokakehashi Bridge
- Numaogawa Bridge
- Okaya Viaduct
- Oshiba Bridge
- Sakura Bridge
- Sarugaishi Bridge
- Shigehara Bridge
- Shigenobu Viaduct
- Shimoda Bridge
- Shin Gogawa Bridge
- Shin Karato Tunnel
- Shin Kizugawa Bridge
- Shin Mominoki Suspension Bridge
- Shin Yamatogawa Bridge
- Shinayabe Bridge
- Suishoyama Bridge
- Tarodani Bridge
- Tokachi Bridge
- Tonegawa River Bridge
- Ujina Bridge
- Ujina Bridge
- Urato Bridge
- Yashiro Bridge
- Yasuraka Bridge
- Yokomuki Bridge
- Yoshiigawa Bridge
General Information
Name: | Japan |
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Type: | country |
Capital: | Tokyo |
Land mass: | 377,930 km² |
Largest cities: |
Relevant Websites
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Architectural Institute of Japan
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Architectural Institute of Japan (AIJ)
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Building Center Of Japan
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Japan Architectural Education And Information Center
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Japan Concrete Institute
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Japan Ministry Of Construction: Building Research Institute
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Japan Society for Trenchless Technology
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Japan Society of Civil Engineers
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Japan Tunnelling Association
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Japanese Standards Association
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Kyushu Railway Company
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Long Span and Newer Steel Bridges in Japan
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Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
Relevant Literature
- The First Earthquake-Resistant Structures in Japan: Lessons from the Forgotten Earthquake of Ischia [1883], Nobi [1891] and San Francisco [1906]. Presented at: Fourth International Congress on Construction History, Paris, 3-7 July 2012, pp. 503-514. :
- A Study of Military Facility Planning from the Viewpoint of Technological Transfer from France to Japan. Presented at: Fourth International Congress on Construction History, Paris, 3-7 July 2012, pp. 457-464. :
- Sustainable Technology of the Japanese Historical Timber Footbridge -The Kintaikyo Bridge-. Presented at: Footbridge 2014 - Past, Present & Future, London, 16-18 July 2014, pp. 150-151. (2014):
- The new steel-glass architecture of buildings in Japan. In: Steel Construction, v. 6, n. 3 ( 2013), pp. 229-237. (2013):
- Ponts haubanés au Japon. In: Acier = Stahl = Steel, v. 38 (October 1973), pp. 413-418.
- About this
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10792 - Date created
28/10/1998 - Last Update
22/07/2014