Fusuma, a sliding papered door, Tenryuji Temple
Between pillars inside a wooden house are set sliding papered doors and they divide rooms.
The doors are usually closed and they are open or got off when a large room is needed.
The houses are very flexible.
PS. this is a 200th post. I will continue this blog till it reachs 1000th post.
Location by Google Map
Labels: architecture, house, Kyoto
posted by Unknown @ 8:15 PM
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4 Comments:
wowowwwww.....200th post!!! CONGRATULATIONS, Macky!!:)
Each time I see the book you've sent me, the more I was thinking of flying to kyoto!;)
Congratulations Macky!!!
But that what was? a dare, or a menace? =OP
I mean, you want to arrive to 1000 post, or that when you arrive there you will say goodbye =O(.
Bs =O))
RAquel
Very interesting work. I'd like to see a place like that some day -- won't see it in Arkansas, though. :)
Congratulations on the 200th post! I'd love to live in this design of house - I'm not sure there's much scope for it in Cambridge though!
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