A study on the upper class dwelling house of medieval times in Japan

我研究了日本中世纪的上层民居和城市的形成过程。住在上流社会的庄园领主和一家有钱的工商业公司需要一间名为“Dei”的房间来接待管理层。因此，它演变成了被称为“zasiki”(日式房间)的客厅。独立来看，很明显，带有中央房间装饰性凹室的住房形式是上流社会的特征，壁龛的木板地板被称为“dei”。此外，虽然联排别墅是在中世纪的城市中发展起来的，但城市和联排别墅使用的是被称为“Ken”的测量尺寸。因为“Ken”从7“shaku”变成了6“shaku”。因此，通过分析“肯”的大小，可以清楚地看出，中世纪形成的城市街区可以推测出发展的时间。

I study on the upper class dwelling house and the formation process of a city in medieval times in Japan. The lord of a manor who lives in the upper class house, and a rich commerce-and-industry company needed the room called "dei" which performs the reception for management. So it evolved into the drawing room called "zasiki"(Japanese-style room). Independently, it became clear that the housing form which has the central room decorative alcove with a plank floor called "dei" was the feature of the upper class house. Moreover, although the town house progressed in the medieval city, the city and the town house used the measurement size called "ken". Since "ken" became short from 7 "shaku" to 6 "shaku". So, it became clear that the city block formed at medieval times could presume development time by analyzing the size called "ken".