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What an older Japanese house looks like & the culture.

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What an older Japanese house looks like & the culture.

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This cute little family showing off there house and what they do on the daily. :)

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Thanks for those who brought up the handling of the lizard. We apologize for not having treating the lizard better. Not that we're using this as an excuse, but we never grew up with lizards and really were clueless. I've already talked with and watched some videos about lizards with the kids.

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The style I decided to choose is the Japanese style. The Japanese style started in 1392 to 1603 during the Muromachi and Momoyma periods. The architecture is influenced by both Organic modern and Craftsman styles. Craftsman style is about being handmade and some of the furniture in the Japanese style is handcrafted or created. Most Japanese interiors are wood framed and no nails or screws are exposed. A traditional Japanese home is only one story. This one story is divided into sections with shoji screens.The wood frame on these homes are wide and overhanging. A wooden porch is overhanging into the Japanese garden. The Japanese garden is usually exposing rivers, the greenery of the forests, and the mountains. I personally believe this style is so beautiful because of how nature and modernism come together. Japanese homes seem to show off a peaceful vibe due to the architecture and decor of the homes.

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Cherry blossoms are a symbolic flower of the spring, a time of renewal, and the fleeting nature of life. Their life is very short. After their beauty peaks around two weeks, the blossoms start to fall. During this season in Japan, people like to have cherry blossom parties with colleagues, friends, and family. (found on google.com)

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Example 3)

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Example 2)

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Example 1)

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A traditional japanese door style

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(in a Japanese house) a recess or alcove, typically a few inches above floor level, for displaying flowers, pictures, and ornaments.

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This cushion goes with the low japanese table.