rth America -- all of them located in Japan (Pollock, 1994). Three of these projects are open to the public. These three are the Myonichikan, which was built to house the Freedom School, Yamamura House, and a remnant of the Imperial Hotel which has been moved to the Meiji Mura. Pollock (1994) has pointed out that in each of these structures, Wright employed fantastic ornamentation and heavy spatial complexities. The Imperial Hotel was built in Tokyo between 1916 and 1922. Interestingly, though the Imperial Hotel is often cited as an excellent example of WrightÆs manipulation of ornamentation and space, this building demonstrated that he was a master of structur
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