tokonoma การใช้

• It was adopted by the upper classes and became attached to the tokonoma.
• One then proceeds to the tokonoma, or scroll alcove, and bows again.
• He translated the meaning of the tokonoma into its western counterpart : the fireplace.
• Other elements that combine to produce the shoin style are the tokonoma and tana.
• "Hassoan " contains a tea room of four tatami mats with a tokonoma.
• The choice of " toko-bashira " determines the level of formality for the tokonoma.
• The pillar on one side of the tokonoma is usually made of wood, specially prepared for the purpose.
• During this period, the tokonoma in formal rooms and tea rooms became the main place for bonsai display.
• It has also been placed in the tokonoma, a small decorated alcove in the main room of the home.
• Whereas, in a tearoom, the guest sits facing the " tokonoma " and enjoys its beauty.
• If there is a tokonoma, or alcove, in the room, the guest is seated in front of it.
• A recessed space called " tokonoma " is often present in traditional as well as modern Japanese living rooms.
• A tea room will usually contain a " tokonoma " and a sunken hearth for preparing tea in the winter.
• Another characteristic development to arise from the lower vantage point were the " tokonoma " and " chigaidana ".
• When displayed inside a traditional Japanese home, a formal bonsai display will often be placed within the home's tokonoma or formal display alcove.
• The " chigaidana ", or " staggered shelves ", were shelving structures built into the " tokonoma " to display smaller objects.
• Typical features of " chashitsu " are " Japanese paper; tatami mat floors; a tokonoma alcove; and simple, subdued colours and style.
• By the following year, tokonoma display principles allowed for bonsai to be shown for the tree's individual beauty, not just for its spiritual or symbolic significance.
• A fresh flower arrangement brightened this room, as well as the entry and the tokonoma, a raised alcove that ornamented the side of one of the two principal rooms.
• It is arranged in an L-shape, and at one end there is a tokonoma, and to its right there is a chigaidana ( a staggered group of ornamental shelves ).