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first floor
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The 'first floor' refers to the ground floor, with subsequent levels being labeled as 'second floor', 'third floor', and so on.
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floor plan
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Japan
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Floor plans are important in feng shui practices, as the layout and orientation of rooms can have an impact on energy flow and fortune.
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floor plan
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Japan
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Floor plans typically include sliding doors and partitioned rooms for flexibility and privacy.
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floor plan
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Japan
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Traditional floor plans may feature multi-purpose, open spaces that can be adapted for various uses throughout the day.
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ground floor
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Japan
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In some buildings, the ground floor is called the first floor, and the floor above it is considered the second floor.
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open floor plan
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Japan
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Traditional Japanese homes favor sliding panels and room divisions, making open floor plans less common.
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open floor plans
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Japan
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Considered less practical, as there is a preference for more structured and function-specific living spaces.
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top floor
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Japan
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Considered less desirable due to the potential for inconvenience during emergencies such as earthquakes or fires
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top floor
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Japan
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Considered less desirable due to the belief that it brings bad luck, as it is farther from the ground and closer to the heavens.
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