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	Salah EL-Sadek

Traditional Ancient Japanese House

ISSH - Tokyo

Nikon F5 ,Tamron AF 28-200mm f/3.8-5.6 XR ,Kodak Ektachrome 100

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Please ask for permission before using my photos

Guy		18-May-2015 04:39
Wasup

Guest		13-May-2014 08:55
Can I PLEASE use your picture for an assignment?

Guest		11-Apr-2014 17:28
can i use this picture please? im in 7th grade ;)

septian		17-Jan-2014 21:07
guys can i use your picture for my project study school?

jamjam paler		25-Jun-2012 05:06
can i use thesepicture for my school project?

Guest		30-Apr-2012 00:50
Hi Salah, Can I use your picture for my school project? I am in sixth grade.

Jenny Hones		28-Mar-2012 18:51
Hi Salah, You have such wonderful photos of Japan! I love them all. I have a blog, Asian Lifestyle Design, and would love to use your photo of the traditional Japanese home. I will place a link to your website and add credits. Please let me know if I may use this. In the future I may wish to use other photos will that be okay too? Thanks so much.

Guest		08-Feb-2012 20:30
Please can we use ur pic for a school project???? :)

miky		07-Jan-2012 12:29
thank you

Guest		12-Oct-2011 07:32
Please, I have a project at school about traditional houses, can I use this picture?

hhhh		08-Jun-2011 13:01
Wowzers

Guest		01-Jun-2011 15:56
omg i love that house i wanna live there

Guest		17-Jan-2011 20:19
sorry dont have email

tati		17-Jan-2011 20:18
tatiana this is a beautiful pic i love it hopfully one day i can live there its amazing how beautiful nature surrounds it. i am working on a japan project and this complements it very well

stennett		02-Dec-2010 22:57
i need one for my project!!!!!!!

bob		08-Jun-2010 15:18
hi guys

lisa		26-May-2010 00:10
can i use this pic for my project. thanks. plus it looks really big and i would want to live in it

hi		11-May-2010 01:26
hahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaah

Vincent		24-Apr-2010 08:36
Love to able to use the main house for a desk top pic??Please

Guest		22-Apr-2010 20:22
hi

Guest		10-Apr-2010 11:27
i need foe my 3d modelling can i have?

Kat		06-Apr-2010 22:56
this is a very beautiful house, may i ask where abouts it is. i am a writer and looking for traditional houses in the country for a scene in my book. i would like to use this one, please

Guest		17-Mar-2010 19:19
this is so sweet im doing a report on china and this totally helps thank you :)

Guest		28-Feb-2010 09:59
I'd love to use this for inspiration in my art sketch book for my final piece please? It's an amazing photo :)

Guest		25-Feb-2010 03:28
Dude I wanna live there:]

Denece the sylcoe		20-Dec-2009 01:34
COOL! I am doing a drawing in photoshop and this should help! :D The setting takes place in Japan. -_-; There goes an hour reserching! XD

Guest		06-Oct-2009 10:42
1111

Guest		17-Sep-2009 19:41
nice house

Deshi		29-Aug-2009 04:52
Wow!!! Kawaii sashin!!! I like Japan so much! My biggest hope is visiting Japan soon. These pictures really2 ask me to visit there!!! ^-^

leila		27-Aug-2009 11:04
sir can I get this pic 4 my kids project about traditional house in asia

alex		24-Aug-2009 09:12
Looks haunted

keboireng		24-Aug-2009 07:08
i'want it please

Guest		18-Aug-2009 06:13
I love this house

Guest		13-Aug-2009 10:16
I love Japanese houses! wish I had 1

Tacio		13-Aug-2009 00:48
I like this house can you a mail to me

Hazuki		08-Aug-2009 02:30
a beautiful style yes much like most of japan but a little to fancy for me.

Guest		01-Jun-2009 20:01
OMG!!!!!

kellisha		10-May-2009 00:35
I Love this house, do you have more pics of this house. Can you email. them to me.

kasper powles		15-Jan-2009 09:48
i am doing a project for college, would it be possible for me to use this picture as an example of japanese buildings in my work? thanks

Knower		05-Nov-2008 13:42
That style is called kura-zukuri style, it developed in the Meiji era (1868-1912). They are more fire restistamt than older houses thanks to their materials. They usually have a long hallway in the middle and rooms on both sides.

Guest		04-Oct-2008 00:03
just would like to say it's beautyfull my dream house that is

Guest		28-May-2008 16:57
what are these style houses called

Guest		26-May-2008 21:11
could you include info if you know any please