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A generic term for backing boards, which are boards nailed over rafters to form a backing for the roofing. In an open roof *keshou yaneura ‰»�ω®�ª— , the boards are called *keshou ura-ita ‰»�Ï— ” or yaneura-ita ‰®�ª— ” because they are visible. Boards used in a hidden roof *noyane –쉮�ª, are called noura-ita –ì— ”Â. Ura-ita are used as a backing for latticework *kitsunegoushi ŒÏŠiŽq, or on the back of a latticed door *shitomido ŽÁŒË, and on the back of short, curved non-supporting struts *shirin Žx—Ö. The boards that are nailed to the back surfaces of a coffer to form a coffered ceiling are also called urai-ta, as are the backing boards on fence stakes.
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