【东洋建筑.本编.关野贞.1925版】本书著录：支那、朝鲜、琉球、台湾、安南、交趾、印度、犍陀罗、迦湿弥罗、西藏、缅甸、暹罗、柬埔寨、占波（占婆）、爪哇、埃及、叙利亚、土耳其、西班牙、马来等地有代表性之宗教、世俗建筑，其中五分之一篇幅为我国古建精华。关野贞（1868年1月9日－1935年7月29日），日本的建筑史家、东大教授。致力于文化遗产的保存而为人所知。1910年为东大教授。其间，进行平城宫址的研究，之后被授予工学博士。平城宫址在1922年被指定为国家史迹。1910年始，屡次进行朝鲜半岛和中国的古建筑调查，并致力于保护。1920—1928年，和家常盘大定以重要佛教寺院为目标，在中国做了五次长期调查，注意到了古建筑自身的发展。
[Toyo Architecture. This edition. Guan Yezhen. 1925 edition] Description of this book: representative religious and secular buildings in **, Korea, Ryukyu, Taiwan, Annan, Jiaozhi, India, Gandhara, Kashmira, Tibet, Myanmar, Siam, Cambodia, Champa (Zhanbo), Java, Egypt, Syria, Türkiye, Spain, Malaysia and other places, of which one fifth is the essence of China’s ancient buildings. Guan Yezhen (January 9, 1868 to July 29, 1935) is a Japanese architectural historian and professor of Tokyo University. It is known for its commitment to the preservation of cultural heritage. In 1910, he became a professor of the University of East Asia. During this period, he conducted research on the site of Pingcheng Palace and was later awarded a doctor of engineering. The site of Pingcheng Palace was designated as a national historical site in 1922. Since 1910, it has repeatedly carried out investigations of ancient buildings on the Korean peninsula and China, and committed itself to protection. From 1920 to 1928, Hejia Changpan Dading made five long-term surveys in China, aiming at important Buddhist monasteries, and noticed the development of ancient buildings themselves.

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