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Name: Yoritsuki / Price: USD $1.99
Version: 1.2.2 (» version history)
Requirements: iPhone or iPod touch
Running OS 3.1 software or later.

Language : 日本語 / English

Available on the iphone App Store

Yoritsuki has become iPhone application

Yoritsuki is a software application whose theme is that of a Japanese inn.
Guest room are richly imbued with Japanese atmosphere. The view changes completely with the turn of the four seasons.
As the seasons and daylight hours change, so do the background sounds and animations (birds, snow, fireflies and so on).
Choose your favorite shoji*. Slide it as you like to alter the view.
When you’re a bit tired, how about a little rest at Yoritsuki Inn?
Future upgrades will include additional shoji designs and other options.

* These are sliding windows and doors. As they permit the passage of light, they were widespread in times before glass windows. Even in modern times when glass windows and curtains are popular, shojis featuring modern designs or in combination with glass panes are seen in Japanese homes. They’re commonplace at Japanese hot-spring inns. If you have a chance to visit Japan, why not stay at a hot-spring inn?

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Features

- The view changes with the seasons (spring, summer, autumn, winter).
- The view changes by time of day.
- The animation changes with the seasons
(birds, snow, falling cherry blossoms, fireflies, falling leaves and so on).
- Background sounds change with the change of season and/or time.
- There are 15 optional shoji designs.
- Touch your iPhone screen to move the shoji.
- You can slide the shoji smoothly to a predetermined point.
- The six shojis change all at once by flip animation.
- There is a wide-view clock mode.

New Version!!
Many additional items. Thirteen additional functions.

- Shishiodoshi display modes now switchable
- Rain mode
- Faraway thunder (sound only)
- Floors changed (tatami, fresh tatami, borderless tatami, wood flooring)
- Low tables added (seven types)
- Accessories added (seven types) - Floor cushions (five types, with different colors)
- Circular windows (two types)
- Wind chimes (two types) These can be positioned on the right or left
. - Paper lampshades (two types) These can be positioned on the right or left.
- Hanging lanterns (two types)
- Reed screens (four types, roll-up design, switchable)
- 12- and 24-hour display

Notes

1. The shoji design and the season are saved when the application is turned off.
2. You can change any individual shoji by tapping it twice.
3. Day and night are determined based on your iPhone’s clock.

Credit

Illustration , Design, Programming : Masaki Hoshino (HYBRIDWORKS inc.)
For the latest information, please follow the Twitter @hybridworks.

Version History

v1.2.2 - Aug 02, 2010 Support for iPhone 4 Retina Display, iOS4 multitasking.
- Background sound function
- Sleep-timer function,
- Summer items added

v1.2.1 - Jun 27, 2010 Fixed problems with iOS4. Fixed minor bugs.

v1.2 - Jun 11, 2010 The first update to this application adds about 30 new items and 13 new functions.

v1.0 - Oct 22, 2009 Initial release.

This file contains 35 icons that are associated with hot springs in Japan.
If you haven’t stayed in a Japanese-style inn, you may be unfamiliar
with these designs, but they’re familiar to Japanese. Elaborate, detailed, unique icons drawn in 128x128-pixel format will make your desktop delightful.
If you have an opportunity to visit Japan, please consider staying
at a Japanese-style hot spring inn. You may see what I’ve picture in my icons. Please be aware that Yoritsuki is the name of a fictional Japanese-style inn. [ Sep.25.2007 ]
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Futon

- bed -


Hinokiburo

- cypress bath -


Shichirin

- charcoal brazier -


Ishidourou

- garden lantern -


Kokedama

- moss ball -


Furoisu

- bath chair -


Andon

- lantern -


Chabitsu

- tea box -


Youkan

- confectionery -


Yunomi

- tea cup -


Oshibori

- wet hand towel -


Kinchaku- drawstring bag -


Sosogiguchi

- cypress spout -


Noren

- short split curtain -


Takezake
- saké in a bamboo container -

Tissue paper box

Zaisu

- chair -


Yukata

- Japanese bathrobe -


Kanban<

- sign -


Oke1

- pail -


Oke2

- pail -


Oke3

- pail -


Oke4

- pail -


Yoritsuki Disk

Tourist guidebook

Yagura1

- hot spring tower -


Yagura2

- hot spring tower -


Yagura3

- hot spring tower -


Folder

Folder2

Garden with a pond

Tatami1

- Tatami mat -


Tatami2

- Tatami mat -


Shoji1

- paper sliding-door -


Shoji2

- paper sliding-door -


Autumn - Night

Autumn - Daytime

Terms of use.

Copyrights to the icons in the file, other icons downloadable from the HYBRIDWORKS website (hereinafter: the website), wallpapers, software, and other images on the website are held by Hybridworks, Inc. These works may not be copied, reproduced, altered, resold, or reused except for personal desktop use.

All image files downloadable from the website are produced with the utmost care. Our company takes no responsibility for damages arising from the use of a file (including damages from loss of business, interruption of operations, loss of business information, or other pecuniary loss) arising from the use or inability of use of a file, even if Hybridworks, Inc. has been advised of the possibility of such damages.

Please understand that HYBRIDWORKS, Inc. holds no obligation to answer any questions about the use of such files.In using any image file downloadable from the website, you agree to abide by the terms of use above.
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