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read chien hikaku. Double eaves *futanoki
二軒, composed of base rafters *jidaruki
地垂木, and flying rafters *hien
daruki 飛檐垂木. Jidaruki were round or oval in cross section
and hien daruki were square. This style came from the Continent and
can be widely seen in Korean temple buildings today. After the end of the
8c the use of circular base rafters in Japan gradually waned and both sets
were either square or rectangular. Example : Yakushiji Toutou 薬師寺東塔 (8c), Toudaiji Tegaimon 東大寺転害門 (8c), both in Nara. |
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  Yakushiji
Toutou 薬師寺東塔 (Nara)
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