The Japanese are so talented in their use of making complex and abstract designs in the most simplest form. Mastering simplicity truly is a task with rewards such as beautiful home designs as these. Remarkable, thanks for the video.
Probably not. Japan has horrible issues with mold and they're susceptible to a type of mite called Dani. Their environment is not suitable for Western materials for homes. The walls in their homes are not insulted due to awful mold problems.
What a beauty!!!I love oriental style, especially Janpanese old style. I love houses that are made by wood, the older the better. And the house don't have to be big. Smaller house will give a warm feeling. But, it has to be open space. I love it when the whole house is filled with sunlight in the morning. Just so beautiful. It would be awesome if it is surrounded by tons of greens, bamboo trees, and water. In the garden, there should be a fountain next to a koi pond which circles around the house. There should be
Jared and I ended up exploring around an old forgotten house in Hanover Maryland. Check out what we found! I took this video on 4/19/15
When builder/craftsman Yuichi Takeuchi was asked by a friend to build a treehouse as a second residence in Fujiyoshida- an area near the base of Mount Fuji and popular for vacation residences- Takeuchi set to work searching the trees and looking for a place to rent.
To bring natural homes into the 21 Century, architect Tono Mirai designed “Future House”: a home that blends earth building and traditional joinery with modern design. Located in Miura, Kanagawa (about an hour and a half south of Tokyo), this fusion home was built for a businessman and his wife and 3 children.
Masayoshi and Yoko Matsumoto wanted a home designed for cats, because they love their cats and because they believe what’s good for cats is good for people.
