A designated elevated area within a traditional Japanese room used for showcasing decorative elements such as hanging scrolls, flower arrangements, and ornaments, often situated at the front and center of the space to highlight aesthetic appreciation.

A specialized architectural feature in Japanese interiors that serves as a focal point for the display of artistic items, which reflects the cultural emphasis on nature and artistry, dating back to historical forms from the Muromachi period.

An alcove in a Japanese sitting room where the floor is raised, providing a ceremonial space to exhibit significant artworks and floral arrangements, embodying the values of simplicity and harmony found in Japanese design.