how to clean windows and doors in japanとは 意味・読み方・使い方

a Japanese lattice window called 'mushikomado'

in Japan, the action of winding vines through the lattice of a window

fitting method of windows called fixed fittings

a 'Kyo' styled lattice which is put on a door or a window as a fitting

things which are done through a window

in Japan, a gateway to the private rooms of a daimyo's house

the condition of closing and opening the fittings of doors

the condition of opening a door or a paper sliding door with a clatter

off-level floors and untrue doors and windows

the interior of a Japanese house

What is that window for?

a fastener that fastens or locks a door or window

open a window and let in some air

a moveable gate or door used to close an opening in a wall or fence

in Japan, pine branches used to decorate the entrance of a house at New Year

to open the window―（上げ下げ窓なら）―raise the window―throw up the sash

windows often seen at a shrine called {"Japanese-style flat windows"}

in Japan in classical times, a silk curtain for separating rooms

caulk the window

a opening and closing partition installed at the entrance and exit of buildings, on windows or furniture

the shelving in the corner of a Japanese-style tokonoma room

a blind wall

ventilate a room by opening the windows

in Japan, decorated bamboo put on the pine tree gate on New Year's Day

a window covering called a blind

of a Japanese house, a boundary between a doorsill and a gutter

in Japan, the New Year's pine decorations placed on a gate

untrue doors and windows

a strong cord connecting a sash weight to a sliding sash

in Japanese interior design, the forty-eight styles of shelves