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-===Architecture=== 
    * Lots of [[http://www.columbia.edu/itc/ealac/V3613/taian/layout.html|pictures]]    * Lots of [[http://www.columbia.edu/itc/ealac/V3613/taian/layout.html|pictures]]
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    * 1.81m high, 床 1.21 wide (which is wider than the 畳 in front of it)    * 1.81m high, 床 1.21 wide (which is wider than the 畳 in front of it)
    * 躙口(にじりぐち)is slightly larger than in later rooms, possibly to accommodate for 秀吉(ひでよし) ’s armour; with 79 cm high and 72 cm wide. Still, being so small, the small room seems larger!    * 躙口(にじりぐち)is slightly larger than in later rooms, possibly to accommodate for 秀吉(ひでよし) ’s armour; with 79 cm high and 72 cm wide. Still, being so small, the small room seems larger!
    * Rounded corners in the 床 (even the ceiling!), gives it a lot of depth    * Rounded corners in the 床 (even the ceiling!), gives it a lot of depth
-   * Woods and walls are darkened+   * Woods and walls are darkened, giving a 詫び effect
    * Ceiling is slated, so the highest point is above where the guest sits.    * Ceiling is slated, so the highest point is above where the guest sits.
 +   * Both the host's and guest's 畳 are of equal size: Later on, the host would come to use a shorter 畳 to show deference to the guest; but 利休's idea was one of equality.
  
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 ===History=== ===History===
-   * Only tea room attributed to 利休, built possibly in 1582 in 山崎(やま ざき); which was then moved after his death.+   * Only tea room attributed to 利休, built possibly in 1582 in 山崎(やま ざき)castle; which was then moved after his death. In this move, some alterations were made. 
 +         * The only document about it is by 山上宗二(やまのうえ そうじ), 利休's student, and there it includes a 坪ノ内 
 +   * It is also reconstructed, in a form possibly closer to the original, at Daitokuji; including the original 坪ノ内(つぼ の うち)