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yagurakemudashi@˜E‰Œo
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Also written ˜Eΰ|o. Also read yagurakemuridashi. An opening constructed in a thatched roof to allow the escape of smoke from the cooking hearth *irori ˆΝ˜F—  in a farmhouse nouka ”_‰Ζ. The roof above the opening is raised and the sides are fitted with downward slanting slats through which the smoke is dispersed. Sometimes it serves as ventilation.
The kitchen *kuri ŒΙ—‘ at a Zen temple has the same type of smoke-escape device. For example, at Zuiganji Kuri ŠήŽ›ŒΙ—‘ (1609), Miyagi prefecture.
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Zuiganji Kuri ŠήŽ›ŒΙ—‘ (Miyagi)
Zuiganji Kuri ŠήŽ›ŒΙ—‘ (Miyagi)

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