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| Hifumi Ishi |
| Stone line up with one-two-three (hi-fu-mi)
which idea comes from Kyoto Shuugakuin Rikyu
Rinuntei House. |
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| Sharp Japanese design with straight timber.
Name comes from Sanskrit Amitabha. |
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| Yuka |
Japanese Cedar floor polished with rice bran.
Bring your five-toe-socks to feel the warmth. |
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| Tatami mats are a traditional form of Japanese
floor covering. Straw stitched. Is it easier
to get down on your knees? |
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| Shouji |
Paper sliding screen.
Fragile fine timber on Japanese paper represents
clouds over Mt.Fuji. Each clock of sunshine gives us different
color of life. |
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| Paper screen also reminds us that light and
shadow turn into one. If you see and image
of Sakura (Cherry Blossom) petals falling
down in the right picture, you are the professional
Japanese artist (^^).. |
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| Fusuma |
| This is a traditional devide which makes
space into two, maybe for the devine?! It
shuts out vision but you feel the sound.
Real samurai can detect next room over Fusuma
with the six sence. |
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| Commonly used in tea-house. Purposely remain
partially unfinished, which is the beauty
of imperfection. |
| Shitaji-Mado |
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| Andon |
| A paper pattern for Japanese Dyeing, which
was used during Meiji and Taishou era. |
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| Soft touch light (indirect light) warms you
up like spring sunshine. |
| Shoumei |
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| Kaidan |
| Plum based interior design can be seen as
you step forward. |
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| Cedar board is also plum designed. 2mm and
3mm width double layer stair panel makes
small space wide and open. |
| Kaidan |
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