back 　 Works in traditional form - Stylish and practical furniture that reminds of space - Byobu(Screen): Both a decorative and a practical artition, with which you can bring the seasons into your living space. There're various shapes and sizes of them. There is one called "Furo-saki-byobu( a two-fold screen placed behind of the brazier )". It originally meant the border between what sacred and not, but it now is more of the declaration of the border between the host's working space and the guest's seat, while it amuses the guest with its picture(or handwriting). Jikuso(A scroll): A picture to be casually hanged on the Tokonoma(Alcove)-wall or other place, and changed from time to time. It can be rolled up to be kept when not in use. Since it is replaced monthly, it is also called "Tukinami-e (A picture changed as month passes)". It could be matched with a modern room, as well as it does with a traditional Japanese alcove. Harimaze: Originally, a fusuma(Japanese sliding door) or a byobu, on which some old pictures, songs, and other handwritings are gathered, to compose a world on it. The works amuse people by letting them seek for the theme lying there. Here, pictures of different elements are gathered into one canvas.