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The kitchen is oriented toward the living room; opening the sliding doors allows it to function as a face-to-face kitchen.

Sakura Tree｜LDK

House in Miyakojima｜LDK

House in Miyakojima｜Bedroom

House in Miyakojima｜Terrace

House in Miyakojima｜Storage

Yukyuro + Row-Type Rental Housing｜Japanese-style room

View into the LDK from the entry.

Sakura Tree｜LDK

Light entering from east‑ and west‑facing windows and from above the stair is diffused by the white walls and ceilings, imparting a bright atmosphere to the living room.

Unfinished cedar plank flooring. Ceilings are painted with small beams exposed.

Sakura Tree｜Study

Fproject｜Japanese-style room

The living room is bright and well ventilated, situated between east and west tsubo-niwa.

Fproject｜Japanese-style room

Yukyuro + Row-Type Rental Housing｜LDK

Yukyuro + Row-Type Rental Housing｜Japanese-style room

Sakura Tree｜Living Room

Converted the previously dim two adjacent tatami rooms into a large cedar‑clad living room, rehabilitating the property as a family‑oriented residence.

The client purchased a pre‑owned house to be offered as a rental and the property was renovated.

Second floor. Existing ceiling boards were removed and replaced with a boat‑hull (inverted‑boat) ceiling.

Yukyuro + Row-Type Rental Housing｜Exterior

House in Miyakojima｜Stairs

Second floor: existing ceiling boards were removed and replaced with a boat-bottom (cove) ceiling.

A typical machiya sequence in which living room, nure-en (exterior veranda), and tsubo-niwa connect continuously. The cedar-bark siding on the fence was replaced.

Each unit displays subtle variations in design reflecting successive additions and the tastes of past occupants.

House in Miyakojima｜LDK

House in Miyakojima｜Kitchen

House in Miyakojima｜LDK

Fproject｜LDK

Kitchen refitted while retaining the sturdy frame and stainless‑steel countertop.

The roof's earthen bedding was removed and re‑roofed with sangawara clay tiles, enhancing seismic performance.

House in Miyakojima｜LDK

The bay window's lattice was removed and the timber joinery was converted to frosted glass and reused. Soft light filters in from the alley.

Yukyuro + Row-Type Rental Housing｜Japanese-style room

View from the entrance storage through the earthen floor toward the street.

House in Miyakojima｜Kitchen

Yukyuro + Row-Type Rental Housing｜Exterior

The stair handrail was newly installed at very low cost using 1×4 lumber.

Walls and ceilings are luan. Floors are structural plywood that also serves as reinforcement. All surfaces are left unfinished in their natural state.

Yukyuro + Row-Type Rental Housing｜Japanese-style room

Sakura Tree｜Bathroom

Exterior. The exterior walls, which the previous tenant had painted black, were restored with a lime plaster finish. The mushiko‑mado (insect‑lattice) window was repaired.

Fproject｜LDK

Sakura Tree｜Lavatory

Existing ceiling removed to restore the hibukuro (smoke chamber). The resulting void connects the second-floor rooms via a double-height space.

Fproject｜Japanese-style room

Fproject｜LDK