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The upper-most eave of a nokizuke ¬t or nokiba ¬[ eave end. Each part of the eave has a name. The eave over the flying rafter *hien daruki ςχΨ is called a small eave *konoki ¬¬ and the part of the eave over the base rafter *jidaruki nΨ is called the main eave *oonoki ε¬ or omonoki ε¬. | ||||||
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