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| udatsubashira うだつ柱 | ||||||
| KEY WORD : architecture / folk dwellings | ||||||
|  1 A wide post 
at the interface between the earth-floored space *doma 
土間, and the floored living rooms kyoshitsubu 居室部, in parts of Saitama, 
and Yamanashi prefectures. In these regions the term *daikokubashira 
大黒柱 was not used.  2 In Kamogun 加茂郡 Shizuoka prefecture, a large post located at the interface between doma and kyoshitsubu. Also called daikokubashira. 3 In the vicinity of Katsunuma 勝沼 and Enzan 塩山 in Yamanashi prefecture, a large post that extended either to the ridge purlin *munagi 棟木, or well up into the roof structure. Sometimes a large unwrought tree trunk was used. 4 In thatched farmhouses nouka 農家, in parts of Hiroshima prefecture, a ridge-supporting roof strut used in conjunction with *sasu 扠首, munazuka 棟束 or *sasuzuka 扠首束 and supported by the main cross beam *hari 梁, at the center span.  | 
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