samurai-house style (Kamakura period)
Refers to a residential architectural style associated with the warrior class during the Kamakura period, characterized by practical, defensive features.
The features of the samurai-house style of the Kamakura period lie in its practicality and defensiveness.
A later architectural style that evolved from 武家造り, incorporating more formal and decorative elements.
Standard spelling for this architectural term.
Abbreviated form, also used in architectural contexts.
Compound of 武家 (buke, 'samurai family') and 造り (zukuri, 'construction style'). The term describes the architectural style developed for samurai residences.