Alpine Boot rooms

The intersection of the Japanese genkan and the American boot or mud room both literally and figuratively leaves the dirt outside before entering the inner sanctuary...

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The change in height from the genkan, stepping up and into the house is of particular cultural significance. Just about every genkan will have a shoe closet, called a “getabako” in Japanese Another feature of the genkan is its practical use as an ‘airlock’, separating the heated inside rooms from the colder (often unheated) front entrance.