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1@Also *watabana –Θ‰Τ, *gyakuren ‹t˜@, kaikaren ŠJ‰Τ˜@. A molding *kurigata ŒJŒ`, thought to resemble a silk-floss bundle tied at the centre yuiwata, or an upside-down lotus blossom gyakuren. Carved on bargeboard pendants *gegyo Œœ‹›, railings *kouran ‚—“, rainbow beams *kouryou “ψ—ΐ, newel posts oyabashira e’Œ or at the lower edge of a large bottle-shaped post *taiheizuka ‘ε•r‘©.

2@A family crest mondokoro –δŠ, in the shape of a silk-floss bundle tied at the centre. Bundles of this kind were originally used as congratulatory gifts.
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1)@*taiheizuka ‘ε•r‘©FHontokuji Hondou –{“ΏŽ›–{“° (Hyougo)


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