The "Photographs: Historical Architecture of Eastern Anatolia Stone Arks in Oblivion" introduced here is another very valuable work. I feel very fortunate to have come across these works. It made me think about the meaning of this book's release to the world.

To be honest, it's a pretty geeky book. It is a genre of book that I would never have encountered if I had not studied Kafkaesque through Tolstoy. But the power of this book is real. I highly recommend it.

This work will be a collection of photographs covering churches in Armenia, the oldest Christian country in the world.

From Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, you can see Mount Ararat, famous for Noah's Ark. It was this very presence of Mt. Ararat that made me interested in Armenia.

This is a valuable work that allows visitors to learn about the culture of Armenia, which has had a unique history, while viewing photos of historic buildings.

This work is an invaluable guidebook that provides an in-depth description of Georgia's unique church architecture.

Little is known about Georgian churches in Japan, but their unique structure and beauty are enough to make one wince just by looking at their pictures.

And the book not only describes the church architecture, but also provides a travel guide for visiting the churches.

This is a valuable book.