content: So that you don't get jaded with the view. Every time you go outside it makes you kinda stop in your tracks a bit and go, "shit, I almost forgot this was out here", which in turn helps you see the stark contrast of being indoors vs the beauty of nature and helps you to choose to spend more time outside; exposing you to fresh air, increasing your vitamin D production, and down-regulating your stress hormones--allowing you to become a healthier person. lol, nah fam. just fukin wit u. It has sliding doors for windows. This seems to be built in the Japanese architectural style known as Hirairi (you can see that the main door is located on the side of the house parallel to the long side of a gabled roof) and would use sliding wooden doors known as  Shōji. Shōji are freakishly thin, made of wood and rice-paper, they're good for letting light in but bad for keeping bears out; so, exterior ones would be found behind wooden shutters called Amado which would be closed during bear attacks. Also, I'm not an expert in Japanology, nor an architect, but I did get curious enough to google it on DuckDuckGo and that's what I found.