架构师提供的文本描述。遗址上有樱花树，第二次世界大战后由拓荒者的手在该地区种植。据说樱花树是农田的精神所在，长期以来一直被认为是神圣的。该地区四季分明，盛开的樱花给农民带来了春天的气息，是农民开始在田野上的标志。

Text description provided by the architects. On the site are cherry blossom trees, planted in the area by the hands of pioneers after the World War II. Cherry blossom trees were said to house the spirit of farmlands and have long been regarded as sacred. Of the four distinctive seasons in the area, the blooming cherry blossoms bring a touch of spring, serving as a sign for the farmers to start on the fields.

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我们的客户，住在东京中心工作，希望生活在一个缓慢和舒适的时间框架周围樱花，山的风景。西边的凯科马加塔克，还有一座山。北边的亚瑟格。

Our client, residing in the central Tokyo for work, wishes to live in a slow and comfortable time frame surrounded by the cherry blossoms, the scenery of Mt. Kaikomagatake in the west, and Mt. Yatsugatake in the north.

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我们知道我们需要做的是：保持樱花树的根和枝条保持良好的状态，最好地观察那些容易被一英寸移动阻挡的山脉，并特别注意从南方来的风和阳光的方向。前提是一个完美的风景美丽，除了一个邻居的房子后面的樱花排在南方。

We knew what we needed to do: keep the roots and branches of the cherry blossom trees of the premise in good condition, take in the best view of the mountains that can be easily blocked by an inch of movement, and pay extra attention to the direction of taking in the wind and sunlight coming from the south. The premise is of a perfect scenic beauty, except for the look of a neighbor’s house behind the row of cherry blossoms in the south.

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考虑到这些方面，我们设计了一个平房风格的住宅，自然适合在东西向的长期前提。在它里面，我们创造了几个景点，在那里风景在视觉上以一个顺序进入房子。

Considering these aspects, we designed a bungalow-style home that naturally fits on the long premise in the east-west direction. Within it, we created a few spots where the scenery visually breaks into the house in a sequence.

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黑漆泡桐木用于长而平的地板，墙壁和天花板是拨浪鼓和涂抹。这些材料为一个安静的空间增加了阴影，就好像代表了一个深刻的故事，而功能开口和三个甲板被放置在那里提供视觉效果。这间平房式的周末别墅，每一个季节都能感受到一抹淡淡的风景，充满绿色，春天盛开着淡淡的粉色樱花，给生活带来了视觉和感官上的优雅。

Black-painted paulownia wood is used for the long and flat floor; the walls and ceilings are wattle and daub. These materials have added shadows to a quiet space as if to represent a deep story while the functional openings and three decks placed along are there to provide visual effects. This bungalow-style weekend home appreciates a touch of every season and its different scenery in a full of green, with abundance of pale pink cherry blossoms in spring to bring the visual and sensual grace to life.

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Architects Studio Aula

Location Hokuto, Japan

Category Houses

Architect in Charge Mitsuru Yoshida,Kyoko Hoshina

Project Year 2014

Photographs Ippei Shinzawa