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    * 2 styles: 草案(そうあん)style tea room, and the 書院(しょいん)style    * 2 styles: 草案(そうあん)style tea room, and the 書院(しょいん)style
 +   * 利休 would use 赤楽 in the 2 mat room, and 黒楽 in the 4.5 room
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 +===History===
 +   * First proper tea room with 4.5 mats was built during 足利(あしかが) / 室町(むろまち)period (1338-1573), in the 銀閣寺(きんかくじ) (CQ12).
  
 ===草案=== ===草案===
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 And thatched with obana strems\\ And thatched with obana strems\\
 Shall stand a thousand years// Shall stand a thousand years//
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 +   * 1462 describes a tea room with a small door, decorated with Chinese objects and a Chinese painting.
 +   * In Okakura, he explains, however, how the tea room is made for the tea master, to his taste, and is not supposed to stand for eternity. 
  
    * More concretely, in Sakai of Jōō's time, the concept of a mountain hermitage in the city was already popular (see [[history#Development of 侘び茶 in the Urban Middle Ages (CQ56)|here]])    * More concretely, in Sakai of Jōō's time, the concept of a mountain hermitage in the city was already popular (see [[history#Development of 侘び茶 in the Urban Middle Ages (CQ56)|here]])
 +   * Transition from 書院 to 草案 style marked by the disappearing of the staggered shelves
    * Jōō built a famous 4.5 畳 tea room: 同仁斎(どうじんさい)(first one actually by his teacher)    * Jōō built a famous 4.5 畳 tea room: 同仁斎(どうじんさい)(first one actually by his teacher)
    * 利休's [[taian|待庵]] obviously the most famous example.    * 利休's [[taian|待庵]] obviously the most famous example.
 +   * As Rodrigues explains: These houses cost a lot of money; //this povery is really very rich and wealthy//.
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 +   * In the first passage of the first book of the [[nanpouroku|南方録]], 利休 explains how true 茶の湯 can only be done in the 草(そう)-style room.
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 +===Building One===
 +   * Pillars of 床 different from other pillars (Okakura)
 +   * Asymmetry as a guiding principle, so the guests can complete it in their heads.
 +   * It is important it is completely closed, so no interaction with the outside world is possible. This is the main difference between the hut and the normal Japanese room (CQ26).
  
 ===After 利休=== ===After 利休===
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    * 遠州(えんしゅう)reintroduced 書院 feel, for example in 密庵(みつあん)    * 遠州(えんしゅう)reintroduced 書院 feel, for example in 密庵(みつあん)
    * 有楽(うらく)created 如庵(じょあん)    * 有楽(うらく)created 如庵(じょあん)
-→ No body continued 利休's style+→ Nobody continued 利休's style 
 + 
 +===坪ノ内 (CQ81)=== 
 +   * Walled space in front of 躙口(にじり ぐち), which serves as a interim space between mundane outside world and tearoom. Later, the 路地(ろじ)would play this role