In Japanese English loanwords ("Wasei-eigo"), the term "apartment" ("apaato") is used for lower-income housing and "mansion" ("manshon") is used for high-end apartments; but both terms refer to what English-speakers regard as an apartment. This use of the term "mansion" has a parallel with British English's "mansion block", a term denoting prestigious apartment buildings from the Victorian and Edwardian, which usually feature an ornate facade and large, high-ceilinged flats with period features. "Danchi" is the Japanese word for a large cluster of apartment buildings of a particular style and design, typically built as public housing by government authorities. See Housing in Japan.