Well, from what I have seen, Japanese minimalist is making sure there are no objects to stop you in your path. Aparently a culture thing concerning the quest to reach ones goal. Also, Japanese minimalist is usually low to the ground, and and very open.
Modern zen flows together extremely well. Often using earth tones, and creating a feeling of belonging and balance within the home. Modern zen seems to mostly deprived its style from Japanese minimalist, but of course modernized it.
Modern zen in a way is like Japanese minimalist in the fact that they both have that sense of open space and freedom.
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