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A language of harmony: a pattern language of Mikoshi, Yoriai, and Kuuki

This paper describes the pattern language of Mikoshi, which is a movable shrine, and Yoriai, which is a traditional Japanese meeting style, which are used in today's local festivals throughout Tokyo. This paper also describes the pattern language of Kuuki, which is the "atmosphere" created when people communicate. These pattern languages are useful in community and organization management and software development.