Traditional houses in Sapporo Shi, Hokkaido, Hokkaido, Japan

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Traditional houses in Sapporo Shi : Hokkaido

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Building建物面積
202 m²

The first floor of this house is 6 ken (about 11 meters) deep, and it is lined up with the living, dining and kitchen from the east side with continuous wooden windows. The depth of the pocket brings just the right amount of calm and security to the room, and the vertical arrangement has a good view and makes it easy to communicate with the family. The east side of the living room is a wooden deck about 6 tatami mats facing the garden, and the north side is a 6-mat tatami room, giving it a sense of spaciousness.この家の1階は奥行きが6間（約11メートル）と深く、木製連続窓のある東側からリビング・ダイニング・キッチンと並ぶ。懐の深さは室内に程よい落ち着きと安心感をもたらし、縦並び配置は見通しがよく家族コミュニケーションが取りやすい。リビングの東隣りに庭に面した6畳程の広さのウッドデッキ、北隣りには6畳の畳室が続いて、さらに広がり感があります。

Hokkaido Sapporo City Chuo-ku北海道札幌市中央区
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