Compound of 襖 (fusuma, Japanese sliding door) and 紙 (paper), with 紙 becoming voiced (がみ) through rendaku. Replacing 襖紙 is a regular part of maintaining a Japanese-style home, typically done every 10-15 years or when moving into a new residence.
Common collocations
- 襖紙を張り替える: to re-paper the fusuma
- 襖紙の柄: fusuma paper pattern
- 襖紙のサンプル: fusuma paper samples
Related words
- 襖: fusuma, thick opaque sliding doors dividing rooms
- 障子紙: shoji paper, the translucent paper used on shoji screens
- 壁紙: wallpaper
- 張り替え: re-papering, the act of replacing the paper covering