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called honshirin {xΦ (main shirin). A short, curved, non-supporting
transitional member that connects diagonal beams that are positioned at
different levels. The most generally used *shirin
xΦ, they are very closely spaced suggesting the curved shape of a snake's
belly. Jabara shirin are wayou style *wayou
al structural elements. Example: Myououin Hondou Naijin Ύ€@{°ΰw (1321),
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  Izumo
Taisha Hassokumon o_εΠͺ«ε (Shimane)
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