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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 pictures illustrate the differences between the layout of a traditional and a modern house of Japanese.

Overall, there are remarkable differences between the traditional and modern two-storey houses, including simplifying the structure of the downstairs and the addition of functional rooms in the upstairs.

In traditional Japanese house, the downstairs is constructed with a bathroom next to a kitchen. In both downstairs and upstairs of the house, the futons are placed in the cupboards, to the night, they are used to slept on in the rooms. The entrance is located in the bottom right of the first floor, while the stairs is in the middle of the passage.

In the modern house, the kitchen and the living or dining room are no longer devided into two space but one area with different locations. There is a traditional room in the first floor with the same layout of room 1 in traditional house. In the upstairs, a main bedroom with 2 other bedrooms are new built, whereas there are 2 bathrooms relocated here.

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