Japanese houses

This is a blog about Japanese buildings. You'll find traditional and modern houses in this blog. About the name: 住宅 (juutaku) is Japanese and means "house, housing, residence". If you are interested in various points about Japan please check out our other blog Kawa-akari. You can find the link below.

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Shirakawa-Go, Japan.　A World Heritage Site. Photography by tatuya_sss  on Flickr

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‘The photo above shows the central living area of a rural farmhouse on the border of Tochigi and Ibaraki prefectures. The house was restored by Kenji Tsuchisawa who bought it as a rundown heap when he was only 20.‘ 

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Tsumago, Japan | Toshi Nakamura

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2018/09/16

祇園

京都

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Gion district of Kyoto.

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Hot spa with cool snow

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Near Kyoto, Japan. image by Japanese photographer kix. @KIX_dayinmylife

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by Japanese photographer 中瀬雄登 / 初出版:バズる！写真編集術 @YutoPhotography

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Sunset In Kyoto | Leslie Taylor

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Kennin-ji, Kyoto, Japan

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The Japanese traditional sweet shop “Surugaya”: since 1818, in Gion area: Kyoto, Japan. Photography by  Teruhide Tomori on Flickr. 

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奈良県　宝山寺　Nara Houzanji

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Narai-juku in Nagano prefecture. Photography by kyoko1903

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Paper screens, Japan. 

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Kinosaki, Japan | Nishimuraya Kinosaki Onsen