concept   bookshelf
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, bookshelves are used to display decorative items and carefully chosen books, emphasizing minimalism and tidiness.
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1 bookcase Japan Traditional Japanese homes may have low bookshelves or floor-level storage for books, as sitting on the floor is common 1
2 bookcase Japan Less commonly used in homes, as the focus is often on minimalism and open space rather than accumulating physical books. 1
3 bookcase Japan Often used to display decorative items and personal belongings rather than being predominantly for books. 1
4 bookcase Japan May also be used for displaying decorative items, but books are typically stored in other furniture such as shelves or cabinets. 1
5 bookcase Japan Often used to display decorative items or keep personal belongings, as homes may have limited space for large book collections 1
6 bookshelf Japan Often used for displaying a few carefully chosen books along with decorative items such as pottery or small sculptures 1
7 bookshelf Japan Not just for books, but also used to display items like family photos, small decorations, and pottery. 1
8 bookshelf Japan Often used to display decorative items, but the focus is on tidiness and minimalism, so fewer books are typically stored on the bookshelf. 1
9 bookshelf Japan Often used to display decorative items such as art and pottery, in addition to storing books. 1
10 bookshelf Japan Essential piece of furniture for storing books in households, often organized with meticulous care 1
11 bookshelves Japan Often used to display decorative items or family heirlooms rather than for storing books 1
12 bookshop Japan Bookshops often have a strong emphasis on displaying and selling stationery, including pens, notebooks, and other writing materials. 1