Irori hi-res stock photography and images

Traditional irori heating a kettle. Stock Photo

RMG1363G–Traditional irori heating a kettle.

Traditional Japanese room interior including, sliding doors, sunken indoor fireplace, irori, hanging kettle hook jizaikagi Stock Photo

RMH68K02–Traditional Japanese room interior including, sliding doors, sunken indoor fireplace, irori, hanging kettle hook jizaikagi

Historic village folk house interior with irori fire pit and hanging iron kettle with jizaikagi height adjuster at Nihon Minkaen Stock Photo

RMD4ACFJ–Historic village folk house interior with irori fire pit and hanging iron kettle with jizaikagi height adjuster at Nihon Minkaen

Hosen-in Temple, Ohara, near Kyoto, Japan. The traditional irori fire pit for cooking Stock Photo

RMEJ10WX–Hosen-in Temple, Ohara, near Kyoto, Japan. The traditional irori fire pit for cooking

Sunken irori fire pit inside the Kyu Uchiyamake historic Samurai house in Echizen-Ono, Fukui, Japan Stock Photo

RMBM2N0X–Sunken irori fire pit inside the Kyu Uchiyamake historic Samurai house in Echizen-Ono, Fukui, Japan

Container hanging over irori Stock Photo

RFTTREGK–Container hanging over irori

Four fishes on sticks being grilled at irori (Japanese earthen fireplace). Stock Photo

RFGD17Y9–Four fishes on sticks being grilled at irori (Japanese earthen fireplace).

Matcha and wagashi (Japanese sweets) served by irori (traditional Japanese sunken hearth) in Kanazawa, Japan Stock Photo

RF2S0RCYC–Matcha and wagashi (Japanese sweets) served by irori (traditional Japanese sunken hearth) in Kanazawa, Japan

Traditional Japanese irori or sunken hearth showing lit fire with black cast iron kettle suspended above it, screens behind it and light streaming in Stock Photo

RFTTNN0W–Traditional Japanese irori or sunken hearth showing lit fire with black cast iron kettle suspended above it, screens behind it and light streaming in

Traditional Japanese sunken hearth fireplace or irori Stock Photo

RMC5DY7F–Traditional Japanese sunken hearth fireplace or irori

Japan, Takahashi, Bitchu Matsuyama castle. Interior of the keep with the nagu-irori, long sunken hearth in the middle and detail of roof construction. Stock Photo

RMF1WBJG–Japan, Takahashi, Bitchu Matsuyama castle. Interior of the keep with the nagu-irori, long sunken hearth in the middle and detail of roof construction.

RF2Y0JP02–Sunken hearth

Magome, Japan. Nakasendo Road, interior of Edo period traditional resthouse with Irori, sunken hearth in floor and hanging pot, Jizaikagi, above. Stock Photo

RMF12R7N–Magome, Japan. Nakasendo Road, interior of Edo period traditional resthouse with Irori, sunken hearth in floor and hanging pot, Jizaikagi, above.

Irori fireplace with a hanging kettle in a traditional tea house resting building just over the Magome Pass in Nagano Prefecture, along the Nakasendo Stock Photo

RF2FWNKJ1–Irori fireplace with a hanging kettle in a traditional tea house resting building just over the Magome Pass in Nagano Prefecture, along the Nakasendo

Japanese tea room open fire pit, Irori, in the floor opening, with a kettle, Kama, and a fish shaped lever of a pot holder. Takayama, Japan Stock Photo

RMTW8ERX–Japanese tea room open fire pit, Irori, in the floor opening, with a kettle, Kama, and a fish shaped lever of a pot holder. Takayama, Japan

A traditional iron kettle steams over an open irori hearth at the Chojukan ryokan, Hoshi Onsen, Gunma, Japan Stock Photo

RM2HAPJ97–A traditional iron kettle steams over an open irori hearth at the Chojukan ryokan, Hoshi Onsen, Gunma, Japan

Irori Fireplace in Satoyama Old Farmhouse Park in Musashi-Murayama city Tokyo Japan Stock Photo

RMJCGWRN–Irori Fireplace in Satoyama Old Farmhouse Park in Musashi-Murayama city Tokyo Japan

Irori - traditional Japanese hearth Stock Photo

RF2RMFJNK–Irori - traditional Japanese hearth

'irori', a traditional japanese cooking place Stock Photo

RF2Y8R0PC–'irori', a traditional japanese cooking place

RMG1363E–Traditional irori heating a kettle.

Irori, Fireplace inside of traditional Japanese house used for cooking food and drink Stock Photo

RF2CT4N0Y–Irori, Fireplace inside of traditional Japanese house used for cooking food and drink

Village folk house interior with irori fire pit and jizaikagi hanging iron pot and fish-shaped adjuster at Nihon Minkaen Stock Photo

RMD4ABM5–Village folk house interior with irori fire pit and jizaikagi hanging iron pot and fish-shaped adjuster at Nihon Minkaen

Traditional Japanese Irori Dining with Grilled Corn and Assorted Side Dishes Stock Photo

RF2YNJ6CT–Traditional Japanese Irori Dining with Grilled Corn and Assorted Side Dishes

Historic village folk house interior with irori fire pit and jizaikagi hanging iron kettle with fish-shaped height adjuster Stock Photo

RMD4AC5T–Historic village folk house interior with irori fire pit and jizaikagi hanging iron kettle with fish-shaped height adjuster

Man preparing food at irori at home Stock Photo

RFTTREGH–Man preparing food at irori at home

An irori, or sunken hearth fire pit, with jizaikagi, or bamboo tube and wooden fish kettle holder, found in traditional homes. Stock Photo

RMD39D3B–An irori, or sunken hearth fire pit, with jizaikagi, or bamboo tube and wooden fish kettle holder, found in traditional homes.

Irori: a traditional Japanese fireplace for cooking and warming the room. Usually located in a tatami room. Stock Photo

RFG7MW2F–Irori: a traditional Japanese fireplace for cooking and warming the room. Usually located in a tatami room.

Historic village residence kitchen interior with earthen ovens and irori fire pit at Nihon Minkaen, Kawasaki, Japan. Stock Photo

RMD4ABHG–Historic village residence kitchen interior with earthen ovens and irori fire pit at Nihon Minkaen, Kawasaki, Japan.

Traditional Japanese common room interior including, sliding doors, sunken indoor fireplace, irori, with kettle hanging hook, jizaikagi, on tatami mat Stock Photo

RM2XYDJDK–Traditional Japanese common room interior including, sliding doors, sunken indoor fireplace, irori, with kettle hanging hook, jizaikagi, on tatami mat

Traditional irori sunken hearth fire pit with kettle in historic Bukeyashiki Kyu Uchiyamake samurai house, Echizen-Ono, Fukui Stock Photo

RMD3DCEW–Traditional irori sunken hearth fire pit with kettle in historic Bukeyashiki Kyu Uchiyamake samurai house, Echizen-Ono, Fukui

RF2Y0JP0A–Sunken hearth

RMF12R7K–Magome, Japan. Nakasendo Road, interior of Edo period traditional resthouse with Irori, sunken hearth in floor and hanging pot, Jizaikagi, above.

RF2XE54XF–At the edge of the hearth

A naturally-lit interior view shows the spartan simplicity of a Japanese tea-room with tatami mat floor and traditional irori hearth at Daiho-in, a sub-temple inside Myoshin-ji, which is a Zen Buddhist temple complex in Kyoto, Japan. Stock Photo

RMG0RJHM–A naturally-lit interior view shows the spartan simplicity of a Japanese tea-room with tatami mat floor and traditional irori hearth at Daiho-in, a sub-temple inside Myoshin-ji, which is a Zen Buddhist temple complex in Kyoto, Japan.

RF2Y0K9N4–Old Japanese style house

RM2HAPJ4D–A traditional iron kettle steams over an open irori hearth at the Chojukan ryokan, Hoshi Onsen, Gunma, Japan

RF2Y0JP10–Iron kettle

RMJCGWPF–Irori Fireplace in Satoyama Old Farmhouse Park in Musashi-Murayama city Tokyo Japan

RF2Y8R0GC–'irori', a traditional japanese cooking place

RF2CT4N17–Irori, Fireplace inside of traditional Japanese house used for cooking food and drink

RF2YM992M–Irori (sunken hearth)

A traditional Japanese irori hearth with a cast iron pot and various tools on a sand-filled base. The hearth is surrounded by wooden frames and is use Stock Photo

RF2X83EGC–A traditional Japanese irori hearth with a cast iron pot and various tools on a sand-filled base. The hearth is surrounded by wooden frames and is use

Walk Japan guide Ben Corbett explains about the waki-honjin around its irori fireplace in Tsumago on the Nakasendo Way. Stock Photo

RF2FWNKNP–Walk Japan guide Ben Corbett explains about the waki-honjin around its irori fireplace in Tsumago on the Nakasendo Way.

Container hanging over irori by mats on floor at home Stock Photo

RFTTREGJ–Container hanging over irori by mats on floor at home

Traditional Japanese sunken hearth, or irori, used for cooking, Stock Photo

RFPXCT87–Traditional Japanese sunken hearth, or irori, used for cooking,

RFBY0P54–Kiritanpo

Sunken hearth fire pot holder at the Hida Folk Village (Hida no Sato) traditional HIda region houses, Takayama, Japan Stock Photo

RM2BEM4H9–Sunken hearth fire pot holder at the Hida Folk Village (Hida no Sato) traditional HIda region houses, Takayama, Japan

Kusakabe Mingei-kan Heritage House, Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture, Japan Stock Photo

RMBGE5KB–Kusakabe Mingei-kan Heritage House, Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture, Japan

RMD3DCFJ–Traditional irori sunken hearth fire pit with kettle in historic Bukeyashiki Kyu Uchiyamake samurai house, Echizen-Ono, Fukui

The Amazake-chaya Teahouse has retained its charm dating back to the early 1600s. The entrance still has the hard earthen floor where wooden tables an Stock Photo

RF2PFY1MR–The Amazake-chaya Teahouse has retained its charm dating back to the early 1600s. The entrance still has the hard earthen floor where wooden tables an

RMF12R7H–Magome, Japan. Nakasendo Road, interior of Edo period traditional resthouse with Irori, sunken hearth in floor and hanging pot, Jizaikagi, above.

Ayu fish cooked on the grill in a street food stall in Japan. Stock Photo

RF2T6XMP4–Ayu fish cooked on the grill in a street food stall in Japan.

RMF1WBJF–Japan, Takahashi, Bitchu Matsuyama castle. Interior of the keep with the nagu-irori, long sunken hearth in the middle and detail of roof construction.

Yatoyama Park, Zama city,Kanagawa Prefecture,Japan Stock Photo

RMETTR03–Yatoyama Park, Zama city,Kanagawa Prefecture,Japan

Rare example of a nagairori, a long sunken hearth of flat stones in the wooden floor, inside the tenshu, the keep, at Bitchu Matsuyama castle, Japan. Stock Photo

RM2T2FWXB–Rare example of a nagairori, a long sunken hearth of flat stones in the wooden floor, inside the tenshu, the keep, at Bitchu Matsuyama castle, Japan.

Takayama, Japan inside wooden house buildings in traditional Hida no Sato old folk village with fireplace and hanging pot for cooking and wood Stock Photo

RFTAEXF6–Takayama, Japan inside wooden house buildings in traditional Hida no Sato old folk village with fireplace and hanging pot for cooking and wood

RMJCGWR0–Irori Fireplace in Satoyama Old Farmhouse Park in Musashi-Murayama city Tokyo Japan

RM2F3P3D1–A naturally-lit interior view shows the spartan simplicity of a Japanese tea-room with tatami mat floor and traditional irori hearth at Daiho-in, a su

tokyo, japan - march 30 2020: Japanese ayu fish skewers also called sweetfish grilled with salt and cooked in circle in a traditional robatayaki cooki Stock Photo

RF2BTJBH3–tokyo, japan - march 30 2020: Japanese ayu fish skewers also called sweetfish grilled with salt and cooked in circle in a traditional robatayaki cooki

RF2YM992P–Irori (sunken hearth)

Fishes on sticks by a Japanese fireplace Stock Photo

RFKR4512–Fishes on sticks by a Japanese fireplace

Irori, Saiki-shi, JP, Japan, Oita, N 32 52' 59'', N 131 58' 59'', map, Cartascapes Map published in 2024. Explore Cartascapes, a map revealing Earth's diverse landscapes, cultures, and ecosystems. Journey through time and space, discovering the interconnectedness of our planet's past, present, and future. Stock Photo

RM2YTMPNC–Irori, Saiki-shi, JP, Japan, Oita, N 32 52' 59'', N 131 58' 59'', map, Cartascapes Map published in 2024. Explore Cartascapes, a map revealing Earth's diverse landscapes, cultures, and ecosystems. Journey through time and space, discovering the interconnectedness of our planet's past, present, and future.

3D rendering of an old traditional ninja village Stock Photo

RF2G8KKW2–3D rendering of an old traditional ninja village

RFJ5R9G8–irori

RFBY0P93–Kiritanpo-nabe

Sunken hearth fire at the Hida Folk Village (Hida no Sato) traditional HIda region houses, Takayama, Japan Stock Photo

RM2BEM49X–Sunken hearth fire at the Hida Folk Village (Hida no Sato) traditional HIda region houses, Takayama, Japan

RFBY0T1R–Ayu-no-shioyaki

RMD3DCEC–Traditional irori sunken hearth fire pit with kettle in historic Bukeyashiki Kyu Uchiyamake samurai house, Echizen-Ono, Fukui

RMBGE5JB–Kusakabe Mingei-kan Heritage House, Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture, Japan

An iron tetsubin kettle hanging above an irori sunken fire pit hearth with a bamboo ladle in a traditional country home in Japan. Stock Photo

RM2YN8GK6–An iron tetsubin kettle hanging above an irori sunken fire pit hearth with a bamboo ladle in a traditional country home in Japan.

RF2M5R4TJ–The Amazake-chaya Teahouse has retained its charm dating back to the early 1600s. The entrance still has the hard earthen floor where wooden tables an

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RM2AX7J38–Geschichte des Kantons Schaffhausen von den ältesten Zeiten bis zum Jahre 1848 : Festschrift des Kantons Schaffhausen zur Bundesfeier 1901 . rlvilloii Pic 6rct Jlniu iVr(frfleriMi joijion an ihren fvilupfronicii iio* bic iilloii broiioii .foiiftcrviniv^vii, bk21u»flairuiu.; von Wänbiw unb Pccfon ift ipabr|1iiiltdi ft»ill Oi*»it über einerällorii erfl li>.V) xh>ii biiiis Kafpur Caiivi crftellt irori»en. Pic «anjc 21niiivCul?lr^e eine irie*rbor(telIunv;unb fünflijie r*ernHMu>un^; jnfünftlerikluMi ,^uH-fcn woiflvttbxtnin. Pili (Remadi in»riuMtnMnfel i^e? Krenjesjoftivie fliilv ^e^ i^

360 degree panoramic view of room of Nanraku japanese style inn part.2

RF360°PN8AEY–room of Nanraku japanese style inn part.2

RFANE3G0–Traditional Japanese House

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RMMCK660–. Fio. li. — i'rori/>:tis fiolae on Viola. Smut-pustules are present on leaf-stalks and fruit-stalks, accompanied by malformation, (v. Tubeuf phot.) the cambium remained longer active in the stem, and a secondary division of rind-parenchyma or mesophyll could be observed, along with a disappearance of intercellular spaces; accessory vascular bundles were formed, but the secondary vessels remained incompletely developed. In short, new growth occurred, not in the earlier stages of the host's life, but in the adult. Especially noteworthy is the formation of a small-celled tissue resulting fro

RMJCGWTX–Irori Fireplace in Satoyama Old Farmhouse Park in Musashi-Murayama city Tokyo Japan

RF2BTJBEG–tokyo, japan - march 30 2020: Japanese ayu fish skewers also called sweetfish grilled with salt and cooked in circle in a traditional robatayaki cooki

RF2YM9930–Irori (sunken hearth)

RF2YER970–Irori (sunken hearth)

RF2YR6HWE–Irori course image

RM2BEM5CB–Sunken hearth fire at the Hida Folk Village (Hida no Sato) traditional HIda region houses, Takayama, Japan

RFBY0T2N–Ayu-no-shioyaki

RMBGE5JP–Kusakabe Mingei-kan Heritage House, Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture, Japan

The Hakutsuru (White Crane) Sake Brewery Museum showing the traditional sake brewing process in the Nada district of Kobe, Japan. Stock Photo

RM2YF391J–The Hakutsuru (White Crane) Sake Brewery Museum showing the traditional sake brewing process in the Nada district of Kobe, Japan.

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RF2YR6HWC–Irori course image

RM2BEM4M3–Sunken hearth fire pot holder at the Hida Folk Village (Hida no Sato) traditional HIda region houses, Takayama, Japan

RFBY0T1D–Ayu-no-shioyaki

RFBY0P6E–Kiritanpo-nabe

Interior view of the Ochaya Shima historical geisha house in the Higashi Chaya-gai district of Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. Stock Photo

RM2YN8795–Interior view of the Ochaya Shima historical geisha house in the Higashi Chaya-gai district of Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.

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RM2CHJT70–. Woman: in all ages and in all countries . igf^t^j !tf J a^t hat its Ui, irori .i^ai-. it tim^ ^ igs ot. THE WOMEN OF THE TRANSITION PERIOD 20I styles of chairs was one of the folding sort, which exactlyresembled our camp stools. Griffms, centaurs, and thelike were patterns for candle and torch holders, whichwere often of wrought iron of an elaborate design. Thebranch of latten with four lights, mentioned in the inven-tory quoted, referred to a sort of chandelier, holding fourcandles, which was suspended from the centre of the ceilingand was raised and lowered by means of a cord and pulley. A

RF2YR6HWJ–Irori course image

RM2BEM49B–Sunken hearth fire at the Hida Folk Village (Hida no Sato) traditional HIda region houses, Takayama, Japan

RFBY0P7K–Kiritanpo-nabe

RFBY0T1Y–Ayu-no-shioyaki

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