Want A Meditation Retreat At A Japanese Farmhouse? Go To This Remuera Home

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By Rebecca Barry Hill
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Architect Robert Railley was approached to create a sanctuary that would mimic a traditional 16th-century Japanese Sukiya farmhouse in Remuera. Photo / Supplied
Architect Robert Railley was approached to create a sanctuary that would mimic a traditional 16th-century Japanese Sukiya farmhouse in Remuera. Photo / Supplied

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