Building a Tea Room: Tanko Bessatsu Aizo-ban, 2006

Detailed guidebooks on the design and decoration of tea rooms.

- Title: Making a Tea Room
- Publisher: Tankosha
- Content: Guide to the design and decoration of tea rooms
- Language: Japanese

Detailed guide to the design and construction of tea rooms.

Magazine Tanko, treasured edition, rare book

- Title: Making a Tea Room
- Content: Guide to the design and construction of tea rooms
- Publisher: Wakuden
- Language: Japanese

Table of Contents
The Space of Tea Ceremony - Its Form and Role - Written by Masao Nakamura

A to Z for Knowing Tea Rooms - Written by Kunio Kiriyoku
A: For the Host, For the Guest (Tea Ceremony and Tea Room)
B: Gathering Place for Guests (Yoritsuki)
C: Mountain Retreat in the City (Roji)
D: Humble Expression - Part 1 (Roof of Roji and Tea Room)
E: Modern Samurai (Sword Rack, and Form as a Symbol)
F: Production of Emotion
G: Use of the Exit (Chadoguchi, Kyujiguchi)
H: Design Across the Sea - Part 1 (Katoguchi, Katomado)
I: Distance Between People (Tatami, Plank Floor)
J: Rules of the Tea Room - Part 1 (Eight Furnaces)
K: Surrounding Fire (Furnace)
L: Up and Down and Equality of Space (Composition of Tokonoma)
M: Up and Down of Space - Part 1 (Character of the Room by Tokonoma)
N: Up and Down of Space - Part 2 (Position of Tokonoma)
O: In Kyoto and Edo (Tatami Size)
P: Stage Production (Assembly around the Temaeza)
Q: Humble Expression - Part 2 (Earthen Wall)
R: Light and Shadow (Position of Windows and Light, Kijin-guchi)
S: Production of Light - Part 1 (Shitajimado and Renjimado)
T: Production of Light - Part 2 (Various Windows)
U: Humble Expression - Part 3 (Ceiling)
V: Place Supporting the Tea Ceremony (Mizuya)
W: Rules of the Tea Room - Part 2 (Hirozashiki)
X: Golden Design (Tea Environment)
Y: Design Across the Sea - Part 2 (Ritsurei)
Z: "Copy" (Depth of Culture)

Viewing, Ingenuity of Tea Ceremony Space

[Round-table discussion] Designing a Tea Room - Sueko Yokoyama / Tsutomu Takenaka / Teruhito Iijima

From Tang Paper to Japanese Paper ~ Exploring the Charm of Karakami ~ Written by Ikuko Ishibashi

Considering the Composition of Mizuya - Written by Teruhito Iijima

Tea Room in Buildings and Condominiums - Written by Masaya Iwasaki

[Essay] Glass Nail Concealer and Mizuya Pull - Written by Tsuneo Yoshimizu
[Photo Essay] Scenery Tsurezure "In Silence" - Takao Inoue

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