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A) 500 tallest japanese wooden pagodas remained standing.
B) japanese bullding industry perplex about the building are so stable.
Japenese spacial shock absorbers to dampen the affect of earthquake.
C) in 826, japanese keep his wooden structure upright only be pegs and wedges. Now a day with a tricks about allowing a building to fight natures forces.
D) the chines built their pagodas in brick and stones, there were built less high, typically 5 rather than 9 storeys. Pagodas in china and korea have nothing like the overhang that is found on pagodas in japan.
E) the japenese roof of a temple pagodas can be made to overhang the weight of the building is supported entirely by 12 outer and 4 inner colums.
F) Mr. Ishida known as student's as "professor pagoda" because of his passion to understand the pagoda. The shinbashira, running up through a hole in the center of the building.
G) none of the virtical pillars that carry the weight of the building its corresponding pillar above.
H) japanese master builders of a thousand years ago aticipated cocepts of modern structural engineering.

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1) In 1400 years only two japanese podgas have been collapsed
2) The hanshin earthquake demolished the pagoda at the toji temple in 1995
3) The other buildings in the last 30 years near the toji pagoda had been built.
4) The builders of pagodas knew how to absorb some of the power manufactured by severe weather conditions

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Compare:
The roof of a Japanese temple building can be made to overhang the sides of the structure by fifty per cent or more of the building's overall width
In Japan the slender buildings are so stable and tall
the Japanese pagoda - with its massive trunk-like central pillar known as shinbashira
The multi-storey  padoga came to Japan from China in the sixth century
The Chinese built their pagodas in stone  with inner staircases

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1- Only a pair of the japanese pagodas fell apart in 1400 years.

2- In 1995, the Hanshin earthquake has annihilated the pagoda at the toji temple.

3- Other buildings that were close to the Toji pagoda had been constructed in the last 30 years.

4- The constructors of pagodas had knowledge on how to absorb some of the power produced by severe weather conditions.

5- Accessible entrance from the interior to the top.

6- Bricks or blocks on eaves.

7- Used as an observation site.

8- Original goal of the religion.

9- Floors that are loose to each other.

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A The history of tragedies that happened to pagodas
B Improvements in modern engineering
C Expanding pagodas
D China and korea are attached to temples
E Difference between Chinese and Japanese pagodas
F  The role of the shinbashira, the central pillar
G The Japanese pagodas strange features
H Ways to make pagodas stronger and stable

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1. Out of hundreds Japanese pagodas, two have collapsed in 1400 years only.
2. In 1995, the Toji temple have been destroyed by the Hanshin earthquake.
3. After 30 years, buildings near the Toji pagodas had been fixed.
4. Because of the power produced by severe weather conditions, the pagodas builders knew how to absorb some of it.