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Modern chashitsu

Modern chashitsu

A strikingly modern Japanese tea-ceremony room (chashitsu) in a house in Sakuragaoka near Tokyo, designed by architect Kunihiko Hayakawa. The room is cylindrical and entered through this small opening (as in tradition, called a nijiri-guchi or 'wriggling-in entrance'). Access is by means of a pivoted step-ladder that can be raised after entry like a drawbridge..

Tokyo, Japan
Author: Michael Freeman
©Michael Freeman
Photo size: 28.0 Mpixels (80.1 MB uncompressed) - 5773x4848 pixels (19.2x16.2 in / 48.9x41 cm at 300 ppi)
Photo keywords: Hayakawa Kunihiko, Kunihiko Hayakawa, ipn, modern interior, colour, color, glass, meditation, interior, nijiri-guchi, ladder, entrance, wriggling-in, Tokyo, Sakuragaoka, Hayakawa, chashitsu, tea-ceremony, home, house, design, architecture, Japan, Japan Modern, pd
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