Highly detailed and finely finished garden pavilion with surrounding engawa. Pavilions are designed for viewing gardens and landscapes, and often served as "guest houses."

Pavilions have many doors, so that the garden or landscape can be seen in any desired direction. This pavilion has 25 shoji doors to allow the building to be placed in any site, and to allow the scene builder to frame almost any scene. The pavilion is built on three floor levels, with a small internal garden box on the lowest floor. The building is classic center post style. Tatami mats cover all floors. It is in "summer mode" with open spaces near the ceiling to allow cool air into the building.

The roof pieces and shoji can be individually removed to make it easier to render a scene from any camera angle.