書しょ院いん造づくり

noun

shoin-zukuri; traditional Japanese residential architecture style

Refers to a style of Japanese residential architecture that developed in the Muromachi period, characterized by features such as tatami mats, sliding doors, and an alcove (tokonoma). Often associated with samurai residences and temples.

• 書しょ院いん造づくりは、室むろ町まち時じ代だいに発はっ展てんした日本にほんの住じゅう宅たく建けん築ちく様よう式しきです。

  Shoin-zukuri is a style of Japanese residential architecture that developed in the Muromachi period.

• このお寺てらの客きゃく殿でんは書しょ院いん造づくりの典てん型けいです。

  The guest hall of this temple is a typical example of shoin-zukuri.