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Japanese Minimalist Interior Design Mockup Poster on Wooden Floor Zen Garden Terrace Peaceful Home Decor Royalty Free Stock Photo

Elegant architectural sketch of a traditional Japanese house from an elevated Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful japanese bonsai tree in the house terrace. Decorative container. Giving a relaxation. Hobby and lifestyle. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Minimalist Japanese Tea Room with Traditional Seating and Green Tea Set Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese style sliding door Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese style bamboo wooden weave ceiling roof eaves, rain gutter traditional architecture design Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful bonsai tree in the house terrace. Giving a feeling of calm and relaxation. Bonsai Tree Gardening Concept. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A modern Japanese tea house with tatami flooring, shoji screens, and a serene rock garden2 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vertical shot of a wooden interior design resembling the Japanese style Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese wall panel relief art for interior walls Royalty Free Stock Photo

Terrace under Roof and Reflection of the Japanese Garden Royalty Free Stock Photo

The design of a terrace in a Japanese house, often referred to as a engawa or roji, is an essential part of traditional Japanese architecture. Terraces in Japanese houses are designed to seamlessly connect the indoors and outdoors, providing a tranquil and serene space. Here are some key design elements and features typically found in Japanese house terrace design