Sentences with phrase «japanese tea room»

Built for a client who grew up in Japan, Oregon Cottage Company's architect Todd Miller designed this peaceful, 134 - square - foot dwelling based around the traditional Japanese tea room.

How does hustling a two - and - a-half-ton Japanese tea room to 60 miles per hour at around the same time (5.5 - 5.6 seconds) as a Porsche Boxster manual sound?

Not exact matches

The room was small but meticulously neat, well maintained also serviced well (just like most Japanese hotels), all TV channels are in Japanese, all of the air - conditioned rooms at Tokyo Grand Hotel come with a minibar and green tea, the bathroom is very nice and clean.

It's a place where a blissed conversation between readers and authors emerges through slow reading — just like a Japanese traditional tea room.

The 148 guestrooms range from the 22 - square - meter Deluxe Room to the 80 - square - meter Nobu Suite, and all offer a king - size bed or twin beds, a private bar and a Japanese tea set, a walk - in shower, and a dining / study area.

All rooms include complimentary Japanese green tea, Antica Farmacista bath amenities, Wi - Fi internet, flat screen TVs, and a deluxe room service menu, while the club and suite level rooms boast welcoming sitting rooms and access to the private Library Lounge.

KAI Izumo (Tamatsukuri [phone]) is an exquisite ryokan with a central garden that offers a sumptuous banquet, tea - ceremony, onsen, evening theatre and classical Japanese rooms.

Later, witness a centuries - old Yuzen silk painting demonstration, followed by a visit to the historic Nomura Samurai House, a traditional Japanese home with a tea - ceremony room, an interior courtyard garden, and artifacts dating back to the Edo Period.

Uniquely Japanese touches to the rooms include the 300 - thread count Imabari bed linens and bath towels from Ehime prefecture, and Maruyama Nori teas manufactured in Tokyo's Tsukiji district.

The Batik is nestled in Kuching city centre, in the epicentre of its commercial, tourist and entertainment districts.It offers 15 spacious rooms designed with guests comfort and convenience in mind.Room offerings include silk duvets, LCD TV with satellite channels, iPod docking station and speaker, complimentary specialty tea and coffee and free wifi.The property has adopted batik as its design style and representations of the batik pattern may be seen in various elements within the hotel, including its flooring, lighting, feature walls, glass installations and front facade.Within the hotel premises, The Batik houses Tarot Salmon serving Japanese cuisine, Boutique Bar at the reception area, an outdoor covered jacuzzi and a roof terrace.

There other four rooms have traditional Western - style beds, with free WiFi and Japanese tea service.

The building dates back to 1927, while the interior reveals a mix of modern Japanese aesthetics alongside a very traditional tea room, where you can enjoy Japanese culture with the senses.

This exhibition dismantles popular depictions of Japanese architecture, from the exquisite anonymity of the skyscrapers in Lost in Translation to exoticised conceptions of tatami tea rooms visited by camera - wielding tourists.