Washitsu (和 室) 
Washitsu is the room traditional Japanese style with tatami floors, shoji and
tokonoma . It is usually closed by sliding doors fusuma this instead of opening doors like the classic Western. In the past all the rooms were washitsu Japanese and the Japanese would sleep in futon placed directly on the tatami. Nowadays, the majority of the houses have only a Japanese washitsu room that is used to welcome guests when they visit the other rooms are decorated in western style. The measure of washitsu is counted by the number of tatami used, using the Japanese counter jo (畳). The measures are typical of six to eight tatami for a private home. The coffee table (
kotatsu ), where the family can dine or have visitors sitting on a cushion called zabuton is one of the few pieces of furniture in the room.
I Kukurizaru ( くくり猿 ) sono le scimmie appese di Kyoto. Tengono unite le mani ed i piedi attorno ad una corda alla quale si aggrappano. Nella tradizione di Cina e Giappone la ficura della scimmia è molto importante perchè è un animale molto simile all'uomo per agilità ma loro, al contrario degli uomini, hanno la facoltà di do what they really want. This is one of the cornerstones of Koshin which was very popular in Japan during the Edo period. To ensure that our fears can remain focused and that we become able to do what they really want is to write in this kukurizaru, which will help us to keep our fear at bay while maintaining the balance between the injury and the human ' Unconscious animal. When really we're ready to bring to pass our desire to recite a Buddhist sutra which says "ON DEIBA YAKISYA BANTI BANTI KAKAKAKA SOWAKA. If our behavior deserves, we will be rewarded with our desire. 
