Here are a few angles of the children's classroom, the biggest room in my house. It's essentially twice the size of the waiting room, and it also is tatami covered by carpeting. First there is really old brown carpeting, on top of that there is the blue carpeting you can see, and the yellow is a really soft Winnie the Pooh carpet. I teach two classes in here. Sadly, we don't have so many kid students in Niitsu. Chris has a few more classes here on another day. The rest of the time, this is my favorite room to practice my horn in, partly because of it's size, but also because it's the farthest from any neighbors. The ceilings are quite high with the exception of the divider in the middle. If the room were only tatami, there would probably be sliding doors there, dividing it into two rooms. The closet in the corner would hold a Buddhist altar for the typical Japanese family. Right now it's filled with school supplies :-).
Tuesday, October 09, 2007
Children's classroom
Here are a few angles of the children's classroom, the biggest room in my house. It's essentially twice the size of the waiting room, and it also is tatami covered by carpeting. First there is really old brown carpeting, on top of that there is the blue carpeting you can see, and the yellow is a really soft Winnie the Pooh carpet. I teach two classes in here. Sadly, we don't have so many kid students in Niitsu. Chris has a few more classes here on another day. The rest of the time, this is my favorite room to practice my horn in, partly because of it's size, but also because it's the farthest from any neighbors. The ceilings are quite high with the exception of the divider in the middle. If the room were only tatami, there would probably be sliding doors there, dividing it into two rooms. The closet in the corner would hold a Buddhist altar for the typical Japanese family. Right now it's filled with school supplies :-).
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