Offered is a scarce oversized Japanese architectural publication documenting Frank Lloyd Wright’s Jiyu Gakuen Myonichikan (Freedom School / House of Tomorrow) in Tokyo, Japan. This beautifully produced volume contains detailed measured drawings, architectural plans, elevations, historical information, and photographs documenting one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most significant surviving works in Japan. Published in Japanese, it serves as an exceptional reference for architects, preservationists, collectors, and admirers of Wright’s work. The title translates approximately to. “Jiyu Gakuen Myonichikan Measured Drawings”. The cover credits Frank Lloyd Wright and Arata Endo, Wright’s chief Japanese associate, whose collaboration was instrumental in the construction of the building. Oversized softcover architectural portfolio. Text entirely in Japanese. Numerous measured drawings, elevations, floor plans, and architectural details. Historical photographs and documentation. Scholarly reference on one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most important Japanese commissions. Scarce publication seldom found outside Japan. Approximately 15.5″ x 10.5″. Good vintage condition with light age-related wear. Minor scuffs and discoloration to the covers, including an old label removal mark on the rear cover. Interior pages are clean with expected light age toning. Please review all photographs carefully as they are part of the description. An outstanding addition to any Frank Lloyd Wright, Prairie School, Japanese architecture, architectural history, or design library. Large-format Wright publications like this are increasingly difficult to source, especially outside Japan. Keywords: Frank Lloyd Wright, Jiyu Gakuen, Myonichikan, Freedom School, Arata Endo, Japan, Tokyo, architecture, measured drawings, architectural plans, Prairie School, Japanese architecture, oversized book, rare architectural reference, design, architectural history.
