shoji

IPA: ʃˈoʊdʒi

A door or partition consisting of a wooden frame covered in rice paper, used in traditional Japanese architecture.
A male given name from Japanese

Examples of "shoji" in Sentences

She works at the same restaurant as Shoji.
Coleman defeated Shoji by judge's decision.
Aggrieved, Kaneko goes to visit Shoji late in the night.
Shoji Suyama. acts as the shortstop and third baseman of the team.
Shoji Kawamori designed all the new variable fighters in the anime.
If it can't be, then maybe it should be merged with the shoji article.
DIY paper 'shoji' style lamp made from recycled materials for under Â£5
Shoji Sato is regarded as one of the fastest on foot players in the world.
Shoji won by decision after a 15 00 fight to advance to the quarterfinals.
The affair finally gets disclosed, and Masako and Shoji have a falling out.
It was designed by Shoji Takahashi, who won a design competition with the car.
Frames covered with paper, called shoji, slide along these grooves and form the wall between chamber and chamber.
The curtain as architectural element refers back to traditional Japanese design elements such as shoji and sudare screens, and fusuma doors common within the traditional Japanese house.
I closed the sliding windows, with translucent paper for window panes, called shoji, and went to bed, but the lack of privacy was fearful, and I have not yet sufficient trust in my fellow-creatures to be comfortable without locks, walls, or doors!