り【しょいんづくり】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. traditional style of Japanese residential architecture
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. traditional style of Japanese residential architecture
    2. This refers to a distinctive style of traditional architecture in Japan characterized by simplicity, elegance, and an integration with nature, often seen in traditional homes and spaces designed for study or relaxation.
    Homes designed in this style often have many places to relax while overlooking the garden.
    Tatami mats and sliding doors are characteristic features of this architectural style.
Generated collocations (experimental)
a house built in the shoin-zukuri stylea room designed in the shoin-zukuri styledesign of shoin-zukuri architecturearchitecture of shoin-zukurifeatures of the shoin-zukuri styletraditional shoin-zukurigarden in the shoin-zukuri styleto study shoin-zukuri architectureculture of shoin-zukuriaesthetics of shoin-zukurimodern shoin-zukuri style
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