JPH071467Y2 - Tea room with mizuya room - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial field of application] The present invention relates to a tea house structure with a mizuya room, in which a so-called mizuya room is connected to a tea room, and in particular, the mizuya room The present invention relates to a teahouse structure with a mizuya room having a new structure with improved functionality on the side.

[Prior Art] As is well known, according to the essential idea of the tea ceremony that the operation in front of the tea room is extremely simplified and beautified, the conventional tea house building has a narrow space, a tatami floor, and a window for lighting. While partitioning with a wall with a variable ceiling and a variable ceiling to provide floor space, a furnace is cut in a part of the tatami floor, one wall side sandwiching the furnace is provided as a doorway for customers to enter, and the other wall surface It has been constructed in the traditional form with a tea ceremony entrance on the side as a doorway for the master. This type of tea house building is a tea house building with a mizuya room in which only the tea room is constructed independently and a mizuya room equipped with a mizuya called so-called "next room" is connected to the tea room through the tea ceremony entrance. There is a case to build as. In any of the cases described above, in this type of tea house building, the floor portion is designed based on tatami mats.
In particular, the traditional mizuya room in a teahouse with a mizuya room has traditionally been constructed with tatami floors. It did not exist academically at all.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] As described above, the conventional tea house building is traditionally designed to include a floor based on tatami mats. Such a tatami mat has a drawback in that it does not sit well and lacks stability. That is, in the tea ceremony, a large number of expensive tea utensils have to be used, and sometimes the above tea utensils have to be placed on the tatami floor when working in a narrow mizuya room, which is the next period. In such a case, there is a problem that the expensive tea utensils are damaged. On the other hand, in the conventional tea house building with a mizuya room, the mizuya room has a shelf portion called a mizuya for storing tea utensils. However, the above-mentioned mizuya was not suitable as a space for storing expensive tea utensils for a long time. That is, the above Mizuya
Since it is open, it is easy for external force to be applied, and dust and the like easily enter, and it has problems such as damage to expensive tea utensils.

Therefore, this invention focuses on a mizuya room that uses a traditional narrow space and has a simple design, and can break the tradition if necessary. By modifying the, improved workability in the water store room,
Another object of the present invention is to provide a tea house structure with a mizuya room that effectively protects tea utensils.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention specifically cuts a furnace in a part of a tatami floor, and sandwiches the furnace to enter and exit a customer on one wall side. And a tea room with a tea ceremony entrance on the other wall side that serves as a gateway for the master.
In a tea house building with a mizuya room, which is connected to the tea room through the tea ceremony entrance in the tea room and has a mizuya room inside, a tea utensil is provided on a part of the tatami floor in the mizuya room. A tea house building with a mizuya room, which is provided with a middle plate that can be placed in a stable state, and a tea utensil storage storage room for storing and storing tea utensils in a desired space in the mizuya room. Make up.

[Embodiment] The tea room structure with a mizuya room according to the present invention will be described below.
A detailed description will be given based on specific examples shown in the drawings.

The teahouse structure with a mizuya room (1) to be devised of the present invention is composed of a tea room (2) of a traditional form utilizing a narrow space and a mizuya room (3) which functions as a so-called next room connected to each other. There is. The tea room (2) is partitioned by a tatami floor (4), a plurality of wall surfaces (5) with windows (6) for lighting, a variable ceiling (not shown), etc. There is a floor space (7) in part of the area. On the other hand, on the wall surface (5),
On one side of the furnace (8), there is a doorway (9) serving as a doorway for customers, and on the other side is a tea ceremony doorway (10) serving as a doorway for a master. In the example shown in the figure, a supply port (11) is provided on a wall surface (5) between the tea room (2) and the mizuya room (3).

On the other hand, the mizuya room (3) is constructed so as to be connected to the tea room (2) through the tea ceremony entrance (10) and the serving opening (11), and has a tatami mat (12) It is partitioned by the wall surface (13) and the ceiling (14). The mizuya room (3) includes an entrance (15), a working room (16), a shed-shaped mizuya (17), a companion seat (18), a toilet (19), and the like. In this invention, an intermediate plate (20) is provided at an appropriate place on the tatami floor between the working room (16) and the tea ceremony entrance (10). The middle plate (20) is the most distinctive feature of the present invention, and has a structure that does not exist historically or academically in the conventional structure of the mizuya room in the tea room structure with mizuya room. is there. The middle plate (20) is configured so that tea utensils can be placed in a stable state, and is formed by horizontally installing a plate having a flat surface. The size of the middle plate (20) is appropriately designed according to the scale of the mizuya room. According to the construction example shown in the figure, for example, the width is about 42 cm (1 shaku 4 shaku). The length is about 180 cm (between 1). Further, in this invention, there is provided a tea utensil storage storage (21) for storing and storing tea utensils in a desired space in the mizuya room (3). In the illustrated embodiment, the tea utensil storage container (21) uses a space between the working room (16) and the companion seat (18), and a sliding door is located on the working room (16) side. Is designed to The tea utensil storage container (21) is
It is a so-called tea chest type structure, and is a structure incorporated into a wall surface, and inside thereof, various expensive tea utensils can be stored and housed for a long time without damage.

[Effects of the Invention] The tea room structure with a mizuya room of the present invention having the above-described configuration is an academic tea room structure in that the middle plate construction part that could not be recognized in the past is incorporated into the mizuya room. It can be said that it is epoch-making.

Further, the structure with a mizuya room of the present invention has a middle plate in the mizuya room, so that the tea utensils must be placed on the floor surface during the pre-preparation work in the mizuya room. In the above, it can be said that the tea utensils can be placed in a stable state on the middle plate, and the tea utensils can be effectively prevented from being damaged by a fall or the like.

In addition, the tea room structure with mizuya room to be devised of this invention has a tea utensil storage container inside the mizuya room to prevent the influence of external force and the ingress of dust during the long-term storage of the tea utensils. It can be said that it also acts extremely effectively in that it can surely protect the tea utensils.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a floor plan view showing a concrete embodiment of the tea room structure with a mizuya room according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of the mizuya room as seen from the arrow A in FIG. is there. (1) …… Tea room structure with water room (2) …… Tea room (3) …… Miya room (4) …… Tea room tatami floor (5) …… Wall surface (8) …… Furnace (9)… … Nagiguchi (10) …… Tea ceremony entrance (12) …… Mizutani room tatami floor (16) …… Working room (17) …… Mizutani shelf (20) …… Middle plate (21) …… Tea utensil storage storage

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A furnace is cut in a part of a tatami floor, and a furnace is provided on one wall side across the furnace to serve as a doorway for customers, and a tea ceremony door is installed on the other wall side as a doorway for a master. In a tea house structure with a mizuya room, which comprises a tea room and a tea room that is connected to the tea room through a tea ceremony entrance in the tea room, and has a mizuya room inside, and a part of the tatami floor in the mizuya room. In addition, a tea plate storage container for storing and storing tea utensils in a desired space in the mizuya room is provided while providing an intermediate plate on which tea utensils can be stably placed. A tea house with a mizuya room.