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Japanese architecture traditionally uses wooden structures elevated off the ground with tiled or thatched roofs. Sliding doors are used instead of walls and people sat on cushions or the floor until the 20th century when chairs became common. Modern Japanese architecture has incorporated Western styles but also leads in innovative design. The earliest structures were pit houses and stores and Chinese influence introduced more complex buildings. Traditional designs use posts and large, curved roofs while wal

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Rj Climaco

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