What is another word for shoji?
Pronunciation: [ʃˈə͡ʊd͡ʒi] (IPA) 
Shoji is a Japanese word that refers to traditional sliding doors and partitions that are made from wood and paper. It is a popular method of dividing spaces and creating privacy in Japanese homes and architecture. There are several synonyms for the word shoji, including Fusuma, which are similar sliding doors, but thicker and opaque, Ranma, which are decorative panels that are often found above shoji doors, and Kōshi, which are latticework partitions typically found in tea rooms. Another synonym for shoji is byōbu, which is a common type of folding screen that is also used to divide space. All of these terms are used to describe different types of partitions and screens traditionally used in Japanese design.
