Why do rectangular dining tables still feel like the natural choice in many Japanese homes?
In this episode, I look at how Japanese ways of living have changed, from traditional ideas about family roles and seating hierarchy to today’s more open kitchens and shared domestic life.
I also explore why I often recommend round and oval dining tables. They can change not only the flow of a room, but also the way people sit, talk, and relate to one another.
A small reflection on interior design, family life, and the changing shape of home in Japan.
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