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1
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board
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Japan
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Used as a surface for sitting or sleeping, such as a tatami mat or traditional futon
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1
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2
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floorboard
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Japan
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In traditional Japanese architecture, tatami mats are often used as flooring instead of floorboards.
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1
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3
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footboard
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Japan
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Not commonly used on traditional futon beds, where sleeping close to the ground is preferred.
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1
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4
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footboard
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Japan
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Not a typical feature of traditional bed frames, as sleeping close to the ground or on futons is more common.
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1
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5
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footboard
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Japan
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Not commonly found in traditional bed designs, as traditional Japanese beds are often low to the ground and without a footboard.
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1
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6
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headboard
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Japan
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Headboards are less commonly used as a decorative element in bedrooms, as the focus is often on minimalist design and space-saving furniture.
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1
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7
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headboard
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Japan
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Less commonly used, as beds in these countries often consist of a simple mattress on the floor without a dedicated headboard
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1
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8
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sideboard
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Japan
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Used for displaying decorative items or art, and for serving tea or snacks in living rooms or dining areas.
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1
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9
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sideboard
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Japan
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Typically not a traditional furniture item in dining rooms, as dining tables often have built-in storage space
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1
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