Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Styles and Periods Facet
3. Styles and Periods (hierarchy name)
4. [styles, periods, and cultures by region]
5. Asian
6. East Asian

Narrower term/s

• Japanese Prehistoric[+]
  • Pre-Pottery (Japanese)
  • Jōmon [+]
    • Proto-Jōmon
    • Early Jōmon
    • Middle Jōmon
    • Late Jōmon
    • Final Jōmon
• Japanese Protohistoric[+]
  • Yayoi
  • Kofun
• Early Historical Japanese[+]
  • Asuka
  • Nara (Japanese culture or style) [+]
    • Early Nara
    • Late Nara
  • Heian [+]
    • Early Heian
    • Late Heian
• Medieval Japanese[+]
  • Kamakura [+]
    • Early Kamakura
    • Late Kamakura
  • Muromachi [+]
    • Nambokucho
    • Sengoku
    • Higashiyama culture
• Early Modern Japanese[+]
  • Momoyama
  • Edo (Japanese period) [+]
    • Early Edo [+]
      • Genroku
    • Middle Edo
    • Late Edo [+]
      • Ukiyo-e [NP] [+]
      • Tenpō
• Modern Japanese[+]
  • Meiji
  • Showa
  • Taisho
• Japanese styles (styles)[+]
  • Japanese architecture styles [+]
    • Daibutsuyo
    • Wayo
    • Hachiman
    • Kasuga
    • Nagare
    • Shinden
    • Shoin
    • Gongen [+]
      • Heian [NP] [+]
    • Zenshuyo
    • Sumiyoshi (architecture style)
    • Shimmei
    • Setchuyo
    • Minka
    • Hie
    • Izumo Taisha [+]
      • Yayoi [NP]
    • Sukiya
    • Otori
  • Japanese decorative arts styles [+]
    • Japanese ceramics styles [+]
      • Arita [+]
      • Hirado
      • Kutani (ceramics style) [+]
      • Kyoto
      • Agano
      • Bizen
      • Hagi
      • Iga
      • Karatsu (ceramics style)
      • Oribe
      • Satsuma (ceramics style)
      • Seto (ceramics style) [+]
      • Shigaraki (ceramics style)
      • Shino (ceramics style)
      • Takatori (ceramics style)
      • Tamba (Japanese)
      • Tokoname
      • Sue (ceramics style)
      • Mishima
      • Banko (ceramics style)
      • Yakishime
      • Shiki
      • Sanage [+]
      • Ryokuyo
      • Nisai
      • Kuniyaki
      • Kasama (ceramics style)
      • Hizen ware styles [+]
      • kinrande
      • Nishi Sarayama
    • Japanese lacquer styles [+]
      • Negoro
  • Japanese painting styles [+]
    • Nanga
    • Namban
    • Yamato-e
    • Akita Ranga School
    • Hasegawa School
    • Kaiho School
    • Kano School
    • Kasuga School
    • Katsukawa School [NP]
    • Maruyama School
    • Tosa School
    • Unkoku School
    • Sōtatsu-Korin School
    • Ukiyo-e [NP] [+]
      • Katsukawa School
      • Kitao School
      • Utagawa School
      • Nishimura School
      • Kaigetsudo School
      • Yokohama-e
      • Kitagawa School
      • Hokusai School
      • Hishigawa School
      • Edo-e
      • Suzuki School
      • Muzan-e
      • Yakusha-e
    • Kose School
    • Haboku
    • Nagasaki
    • Nara-e
    • Otsu-e
    • Soga (Japanese painting style)
    • Yōga (Japanese painting styles)
    • Hanabusa School
    • Takuma
    • Sumiyoshi (painting style)
    • Suibokuga
    • Shijo
    • Nihonga
    • Kara-e
    • Ami School
    • Kanga (Japanese painting style)
    • Shitōga
    • Hatsuboku
    • Tsuketate
    • Mokkotsu
    • Otoko-e
    • Reportage Painting
  • Japanese sculpture styles [+]
    • Jocho
    • Sanjo Street School
    • Shichijo Street School
    • Tori (Japanese sculpture style)
    • Unkei
    • Chuguji
    • Kudara Kannon
    • Kei School
  • Japanese printmaking styles [+]
    • Ukiyo-e [+]
      • Katsukawa School
      • Kitao School
      • Utagawa School
      • Nishimura School
      • Kaigetsudo School
      • Yokohama-e
      • Kitagawa School
      • Hokusai School
      • Hishigawa School
      • Edo-e
      • Suzuki School
      • Muzan-e
      • Yakusha-e
    • Torii School
    • Osaka Print School
    • Nagasaki-e
    • Kamigata-e
    • shin hanga
    • Sōsaku hanga
    • Creative Print Movement
  • Superflat (style)
  • Mono-ha
  • Tokyo Pop
• Ainu (culture or style)

Anotations

Scope note:

Nationality, periods, cultures, and styles found in Japan, either in historical times or in the present.