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In Japanese architecture, various designs have been used from centuries ago to partition spaces inside buildings. For example, fittings such as 'Shoji’ screens or latticework have various characteristics allowing light

Shoji screens are vital in creating Japanese space. First of all, they have different patterns, from geometric patterns to daring designs of circle motifs, to even asymmetrical patterns. They are widely used

Today, ‘Tatami’ mats become a well-known interior element that expresses Japaneseness globally. Do you find it challenging to install Tatami mats into Western-style houses with carpet or wooden flooring?