Shoi-ken teahouse

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Shoi-ken teahouse is a traditional Japanese tea pavilion within Kyoto’s Katsura Imperial Villa, noted for its refined architecture and integration with the surrounding garden landscape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese tea pavilion
cultural property
teahouse
accessibleVia guided tours of Katsura Imperial Villa
architecturalStyle sukiya style
traditional Japanese architecture
category Buildings and structures in Kyoto
Japanese gardens
Tea houses in Japan
country Japan
culturalContext Edo-period villa garden design
Japanese tea culture
designPrinciple shakkei (borrowed scenery)
subtlety and simplicity in materials and form
wabi-sabi aesthetics
hasFeature asymmetrical composition typical of tea pavilions
carefully framed views of the garden
integration with pond and garden paths
low eaves
sliding shoji doors
tatami-mat interior
viewing verandas
hasFunction contemplation of garden scenery
tea ceremony
hasMaterial bamboo elements
paper shoji screens
plaster walls
wood
hasViewOf Katsura Imperial Villa garden NERFINISHED
pond within Katsura Imperial Villa garden
heritageContext important example of Japanese garden architecture
languageOfName Japanese
locatedIn Japan
Katsura Imperial Villa NERFINISHED
Kyoto
Kyoto Prefecture
near other teahouses of Katsura Imperial Villa
notedFor harmonious relationship between building and nature
integration with surrounding garden landscape
refined architecture
ownedBy Imperial Household Agency of Japan NERFINISHED
partOf cultural landscape of Kyoto
garden complex of Katsura Imperial Villa
sequence of teahouses at Katsura Imperial Villa
setting stroll garden of Katsura Imperial Villa
usedFor appreciation of seasonal changes in the garden
hosting tea gatherings

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Katsura Imperial Villa hasPart Shoi-ken teahouse