Home Paintings: The Japanese produced paintings (gaku) that were stretched on a frame and hung as we hang our pictures, although they were never glazed. Screens, which were used in all households, also were decorated. The folding screens (biyobu) were most popular, but single panels supported by feet (tsuitate) were also used. The beauty of home paintings interiors was enhanced by paintings on the sliding panels (fusuma) which formed the rooms. Twice as many injuries and accidental deaths occur in the home paintings as at work. The possibility of more home paintings accidents will increase in future years when a growing population acquires more leisure, more time at home paintings, more powered hobby and gardening equipment, more home paintings play equipment, and more home paintings swimming pools. The very young and the very old are the principal victims of home paintings mishaps—the former because of helplessness and lack of knowledge and the latter bacause of infirmity and ill health.

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