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- 2. •The roof isthe most visually impressive component •Choice of materials are always wood in various forms (planks, straw, tree bark, paper, etc.) for almost all structures •Room size can be modified through the use of screens or movable paper walls. •Elevated slightly off the ground Japanese Architecture
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- 4. ancient japan Pit dwellinghouse Elevated house
- 5. ancient japan Shinden Zukuri 11thcentury House of Aristocrats
- 6. ancient japan Shoin Zukuri Basisof traditional Japanese Homes
- 7. ancient japan Kura Zukuri MeijiEra Basis of Japanese modern homes
- 8. ancient japan Gassho Style Farmershome World Heritage site
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- 10. •Types of traditionalhouses; Minka - traditional Japanese style residence Machiya - traditional wooden townhouse •Does not have a designated use for each room aside from the entrance area (genkan), kitchen, bathroom, and toilet. •Partitions within the house are created by fusuma, sliding doors made from wood and Traditional Houses
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- 21. Modern Houses •Modern housesis typically listed in real estate advertisements in the format of a number of rooms plus letter designators indicating the presence of common room areas R designating room, L for living room, D for dining room, and K for kitchen: 1R, LDK, DK, 2LDK, 2DK
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- 28. Reflection of Mineral(Tokyo)
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- 31. Tokyo Skytree •Opened onMay 2012 •A broadcasting, restaurant, and observation tower in Sumida, Tokyo •Tallest structure in Japan, 2nd tallest structure in the world •Tallest tower in the world •Height 634m (2080ft)