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| KEY WORD :�@architecture / roofing tiles | ||||||
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| Also called *kakedomoegawara
Š|”bŠ¢; *ogamidomoe
”q”b; sodegawara ‘³Š¢; sodegatagawara ‘³Œ`Š¢. Roof tiles placed along
the barge course *keraba 屉H of
a gable roof *kirizuma yane
�Ø�ȉ®�ª or on the gable of a hip-and-gable roof *irimoya
yane “ü•ꉮ‰®�ª. Tiles on the eave edge are called sleeve tiles, sode karakusagawara ‘³“‚‘�Š¢. These terms continued to be used when roofing the barge course
with pantile *sangawara
ŽVŠ¢, i.e., the tile that combines the semi-circular cover tile *marugawara
ŠÛŠ¢ and the broad concave tile *hiragawara
•½Š¢ into one tile. This type of tile came into use during the Edo period. |
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![]() a) *ogamidomoe ”q”b�@b) *kakedomoegawara Š|”bŠ¢
c) *ogami karakusagawara ”q“‚‘�Š¢�@d) *kake karakusagawara Š|“‚‘�Š¢ Nogami Hachimanguu Haiden –ì�㔪”¦‹{”q“a (Wakayama) |
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| *hirasodegawara •½‘³Š¢, *hirasode kakugawara •½‘³ŠpŠ¢ | ||||||
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