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Band 6+: The plans below show a traditional and modern two-storey Japanese house.

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The image shows the floor plans of two two-storey houses: Traditional Japanese house and Modern Japanese house. The Traditional Japanese house (downstairs) includes kitchen (8 tatami mats), bathroom, entrance, stairs, and cupboards. Upstairs comprises two rooms (each with 8 tatami mats), stairs, and cupboards. The Modern Japanese house (downstairs) includes kitchen and living/dining area (4 tatami mats), entrance, stairs, and cupboards. Upstairs includes 3 rooms, bathroom, stairs, and cupboards. Room 1 (downstairs) and Room 2 (upstairs) in Traditional house have sliding doors and futons unfolded at night-time. Main bedroom (upstairs) in Modern house has futon unfolded. Doors, sliding doors, tatami flooring, and futon usage are indicated with icons and notes explain futon and tatami mat.
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The provided plans depict the difference between a traditional and modern Japanese house .

Overall, the Japanese house witnessed numerous changes, the most significant of which are the alteration of the room 1, the addition of the bed room 3, the main bedroom and the bathroom, the construction of the living and dining area and the removal of cupboard.

In the first layout of the map, room 1, located in the top right, transferred to living and dining area in the second picture. The cupboard which is placed near room 1, predicted to remove in modern layout. Moreover, the kitchen situated in the left moved to the bottom to make way for traditional room.

The room 2 is predicted to divide into 2 separate room in the modern layout. The bathroom which is placed in the bottom of picture 1 moved to beneath the bedroom 2. Furthermore, the smaller one is erected under this bathroom. On the right hand of this bathroom, the main bedroom is planned to add in the modern house.

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