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Were ancient Japanese houses really made of paper? Not quite, and the truth is even better. In this animated, gossip-style history, we find out how people survived freezing Japanese winters with sliding paper screens, sunken fire pits, layered clothing, and the original heated table. 🔔 Subscribe to AncientPOV for more animated ancient history: youtube.com/@AncientStickTV CHAPTERS 0:00 The hook 0:20 Wait, it’s not what you think 0:50 Subscribe (it’s free) 1:20 The paper house myth 4:00 The fire in the floor 6:40 Layers, tatami and the heated table 9:00 Life through a Japanese winter 10:30 The real takeaway 11:10 What to watch next Topics covered: shoji screens, irori hearths, kotatsu, tatami, traditional Japanese houses, Edo period life #JapaneseHistory #AncientJapan #AnimatedHistory

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