飛田範夫
1 book
About the Author
飛田範夫 is a Japanese historian whose scholarship centers on medieval Japanese gardens and their cultural significance. His research explores the interplay between landscape design, political power, and aesthetics during the Muromachi period. With meticulous attention to primary sources and architectural remains, he illuminates how figures like Ashikaga Yoshimasa shaped enduring traditions of spatial beauty and retreat. His work bridges historical inquiry with an appreciation for the philosophical dimensions of garden art.
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