concept   hallway
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, traditional homes typically do not have hallways and instead have interconnected rooms with sliding doors.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hallway Japan In traditional Japanese and Korean homes, the hallway is not a common feature as rooms are often connected directly to each other. 1
2 hallway Japan Hallways in traditional homes are less common, as rooms are typically interconnected with sliding doors. 1
3 hallway Japan Hallways are usually narrow and functional, primarily serving as passages and not as spaces for decoration or personalization. 1
4 hallway Japan Hallways in traditional houses are less common in Japan and South Korea where rooms often open directly into each other 1
5 hallway Japan Traditional architecture often does not include hallways, with rooms opening directly into one another. 1
6 passageway Japan Passageways are designed to allow easy flow of chi energy and are often open and unobstructed. 1
7 portal Japan Portals are often depicted in manga and anime as mystical gateways to parallel universes or alternate realities. 1
8 portal Japan In Japanese folklore and popular culture, portals are often associated with traditional and mystical locations such as shrines, temples, and ancient forests. 1