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Japanese Ho-o-Den
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This picture shows the display commissioned by Mikado, the Emperor of Japan. The building is a replica of the Ho-o-den, a famous temple near Kyoto, Japan. Ho-o-den means house made like the Phoenix (a bird). Frank Lloyd Wright visited the fair when he was young. It would be the first time he saw Japanese architecture and art, which would greatly influence his work in the next century.


American Memory Project, Library of Congress. Further reproduction or distribution is prohibited without permission.
 

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