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| Inner tea garden. The part of the double tea garden nijuu roji “ñ�d˜I’n, between the middle gate *chuumon ’†–å and *chashitsu ’ƒŽº. It is contrasted with the outer tea garden *sotoroji ŠO˜I’n. The uchiroji typically contains a low water basin set *tsukubai çLæõ, lantern *tourou “”âÄ, and waiting shelter *koshikake machiai �˜Š|‘Ò�‡. The planting and arrangement of the uchiroji is generally more simple and elegant than that of the sotoroji. | ||||||
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