Publisher/商店建築社

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This book is a collection of works published by Shoten Kenchikusha in the 1970s, ``Japanese Shops: Restaurants, Sake Restaurants, and Inns.'' As the title suggests, this is a book that introduces gatehouses and interior design for bars, restaurants, inns, etc. The following is an excerpt from the preface: ``Japanese shops (miseya) always exist quietly and neatly as inner spaces.As the ``hospitality'' carefully performed within the space overlaps, the tranquil and distant scenery becomes... It has a strong sense of ``kindness'' that oozes from the depths of the soul.At first glance, the fluctuations of emotion in the inner space, which can only be imagined as pale passion, are accompanied by delicate ``hospitality.'' It condenses within '' and makes you feel the breath of a human being that is not just a passion. ``Space is the place of the heart,'' Kahn said, but in the inner space, a person is a person. , people spend time.”