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The Japanese Room in the Peace Palace, The Hague, Netherlands

The Japanese Room owes its name to the superb silk tapestries on the walls given by the Japanese Government. In this room, you can also spot gifts from other countries: in the corners of the room you see impressive man-sized Chinese cloisonné temple vases on wooden pedestals donated by the last emperor of China. And on the floor, you can find a donation from Turkey which is said to be the largest Hereke carpet in the world outside of Turkey. Apart from these donations, the room is also decorated in an oriental manner. The wainscoting, made from tropical woods from Brazil combined with oriental symbols and floral decorations, perfectly match the wall tapestries and theme of the room. Watch the new video about the Japanese Room and enjoy the wonderful artworks and craftmanship. More information about the Peace Palace and its interior can be found on the website: www.peacepalace.org