Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · New York : Harper · leaf 176
window, also havingshoji, which could be open for ventilation. To the left of tliechigai-dana was a row of deep cupboards enclosed by a set of TOKONOMA. — CHIGAI-DANA. 141 sliding screens; above was a broad shelf, upon the upj^er surfaceof which ran shoji, which when opened revealed another… … Tig. 122. — Guest-roosi showing Writixg-place. in. The ornamental openings or windows with their variedlattices, the sliding screens and the cupboards with their richsketches of landscapes and trees, the natural woods, indeedmany of these features might plainly be adopted without modi-fication for…
Architecture, Japanese
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